Muthoot Capital Services Q1 FY27 Call Transcript Released
Muthoot Capital Services released its Q1 FY27 conference call transcript. Key highlights include a CRISIL rating upgrade to AA- stable and public deposits crossing ₹100 crore. GNPA improved to 3.94%. The company expects AUM to reach ₹4,000-4,200 crore and targets a pre-tax ROA of 2.5%. Funding costs have decreased by 80 basis points.
The rating upgrade and improved asset quality are positive developments. However, the announcement is primarily a transcript release, and the financial impact is based on past performance rather than new, immediate financial results.
The announcement details a significant rating upgrade, improved asset quality, growth in retail portfolio and public deposits, and a reduction in funding costs, all indicating positive financial health and strategic progress.
Muthoot Capital Services Limited has released the transcript of their conference call held on July 17, 2026, to discuss the Unaudited Financial Results for the Quarter ended June 30, 2026.
During the call, CEO Mr. Mathews Markose highlighted key achievements for Q1 FY27, including a CRISIL rating upgrade to AA- stable, indicating a strengthened balance sheet and franchise. The public deposit franchise crossed ₹100 crore, providing a stable funding base. Asset quality saw substantial improvement, with Gross Non-Performing Assets (GNPA) reducing to 3.94%, a year-on-year decline of 182 basis points. The company's retail portfolio grew to ₹2,851 crore, while the co-lending portfolio significantly reduced. The overall portfolio yield remained healthy at approximately 21%.
CFO Mr. Ramandeep Gill provided detailed financial performance. The retail portfolio showed significant year-on-year growth of ₹500 crore. While the two-wheeler segment saw a minor degrowth due to portfolio adjustments, commercial vehicles and used cars showed strong growth. The company has also focused on its own origination scorecard and AI-driven collection methods. The company undertook an ARC deal for ₹203 crore to clean up its books, aiming to improve recovery from older stressed assets. Funding costs have decreased by approximately 80 basis points year-on-year due to a rating upgrade, with further reductions expected.
In the Q&A session, management discussed strategies for defending margins in a rising cost of funds environment, including portfolio diversification into construction equipment, commercial vehicles, and used cars, which have lower GNPA levels. They also highlighted the benefits of the rating upgrade and the aggressive building of their liability franchise. The company projects AUM to reach ₹4,000-4,200 crore for the current financial year and targets a pre-tax ROA of 2.5%. For the used car book, they expect to reach breakeven this financial year, with plans to reduce operational expenses and increase productivity.
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