Muthoot Finance Releases Q4 FY26 Analyst Call Transcript
Muthoot Finance released its Q4 FY26 analyst call transcript. Consolidated AUM reached ₹1,81,916 crore, up 49%, with profit after tax at ₹10,607 crore, up 98%. Standalone profit after tax was ₹10,134 crore, up 95%. The company declared a 300% dividend and opened 177 new branches. Subsidiaries Belstar Microfinance and Muthoot Home Finance also reported growth.
The announcement details strong financial results, record AUM, significant profit growth, and dividend declaration, which are material information for investors and analysts.
The company reported record AUM, significant year-on-year growth in profits for both standalone and consolidated entities, and declared its highest ever dividend, indicating strong financial performance.
Muthoot Finance Limited has made the transcript of its analyst call concerning the audited financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026, available on its website. The call, which took place on May 14, 2026, provided details on the company's financial performance and business operations.
During the call, the company highlighted a record consolidated Assets Under Management (AUM) of ₹1,65,000 crore for Muthoot Finance and its subsidiaries, marking a significant growth of ₹57,000 crore or 54% year-on-year. The standalone AUM stood at ₹1,64,000 crore, with a standalone profit after tax of ₹10,134 crore, up by 95% year-on-year. Consolidated AUM reached ₹1,81,916 crore as of March, showing a growth of ₹59,000 crore or 49% year-on-year, with consolidated profit after tax at ₹10,607 crore, up by 98% year-on-year.
Muthoot Finance declared its highest ever dividend of 300% or ₹30 per share. The group opened 177 new branches during the year and received industry recognitions, including being certified as India's most trusted financial services brand for the 10th consecutive year. Subsidiaries also showed stable performance: Belstar Microfinance disbursed ₹7,500 crore, and Muthoot Home Finance's AUM grew by 17% to ₹3,485 crore. Muthoot Money, focusing on vehicle finance and now gold loans, saw its AUM grow by 151% to ₹9,794 crore, with a share capital infusion of ₹1,000 crore from the parent company.
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