HUDCO Releases Transcript of Q1 FY'27 Earnings Conference Call
HUDCO released its Q1 FY'27 earnings call transcript. The company has secured a $2 billion tie-up under the RBI forex window, with borrowings costing 5.5%-6.5%. Significant MOUs with Gujarat and Bihar, each potentially worth over ₹1 lakh crore, are expected to drive future project sanctions and disbursements. HUDCO aims for a ₹3 lakh crore loan book by 2030 and targets maintaining 2% spreads and 3% NIMs.
The announcement provides updates on ongoing strategic initiatives, funding avenues, and future targets. The MOUs with Gujarat and Bihar, along with the forex window utilization, are significant developments that could impact the company's future growth and financial performance.
The announcement is a transcript of an earnings call, which is primarily informational. While it discusses positive aspects like new MOUs and funding facilities, it does not contain new financial results or significant forward-looking statements that would strongly indicate a positive or negative sentiment.
Housing & Urban Development Corporation Limited (HUDCO) has released the transcript of its Earnings Conference Call held on July 28, 2026. The call, which discussed the company's performance for the first quarter of FY'27, featured the management team including Chairman & MD Mr. Sanjay Kulshrestha, Director of Corporate Planning Mr. M. Nagaraj, and Director of Finance Mr. Daljeet Singh Khatri.
During the call, management highlighted HUDCO's alignment with national policies for urban infrastructure development and the shift towards bankable projects. They discussed the potential business opportunities arising from the "Viksit Bharat" initiative and the government's focus on leveraging existing infrastructure.
The company addressed its foreign exposure, clarifying that it has retired short-term foreign currency loans and that over 99% of its borrowings are long-term (5 years). HUDCO has borrowed around $700 million under the RBI's forex window and has a tie-up for approximately $2 billion, with plans to potentially increase this. The cost of borrowing through this window, including hedging costs, is between 5.5% to 6.5%.
Regarding the significant MOUs signed with Gujarat and Bihar, each potentially exceeding ₹1 lakh crore, the management explained that these represent an intent to work together on various infrastructure projects, including metro systems, RRTS, roads, and satellite towns. Projects under the Gujarat MOU are expected to commence soon, with sanctions expected in the current quarter, while Bihar's focus is on creating capital infrastructure and urban development.
The company reiterated its target to maintain portfolio spreads around 2% and Net Interest Margins (NIMs) around 3%. HUDCO also provided guidance on its loan book, aiming for ₹65,000 crores in disbursements for FY'27 and a loan book of ₹3 lakh crores by 2030. The management also addressed Non-Performing Assets (NPAs), stating that gross NPAs are slightly over ₹1,600 crores, with net NPAs around ₹82 crores, and expressed confidence in resolving most of these assets within the current financial year.
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