PNB Housing Finance to Disclose Divergence in Asset Classification for FY23
PNB Housing Finance Limited will disclose divergence in asset classification for FY23 as advised by NHB. The total Gross NPA identified is ₹3,204.94 crore, including an additional ₹933.58 crore due to inspection observations. The company stated there is no financial impact and will disclose in FY26 balance sheet.
The company has clearly stated that there is no financial impact on its current operations or balance sheet due to this advisory. The disclosure is for past financial years and is being made as a matter of good governance, not due to any immediate financial distress or regulatory penalty.
The announcement details a regulatory advisory to disclose asset classification divergence for FY23. While it identifies an additional NPA amount, the company explicitly states there is no financial impact and the disclosure is for good governance. This indicates a neutral stance as it's a procedural disclosure without immediate financial consequences.
PNB Housing Finance Limited (PNBHOUSING) has received a communication from the National Housing Bank (NHB) on April 01, 2026. NHB has advised the company to disclose in the notes to the account of its balance sheet, any divergence pertaining to the Financial Year ended March 31, 2023, in Asset Classification and Provisioning as per Para 5.1A of Annex IV of the Master Direction NBFC-HFC (Reserve Bank) Direction 2021.
As per the advisory, the company's Gross NPA as per the balance sheet was ₹2,271.36 crore as on March 31, 2023. An additional ₹933.58 crore has been identified as NPA due to inspection observations, bringing the Total Gross NPA to ₹3,204.94 crore. This additional NPA is attributed to restructuring carried out in FY 2022-23 not complying with Para 8.3.2 (b) of NBFC-HFC (Reserve Bank) Directions, 2021.
The NHB advisory relates to two corporate/project finance loan accounts where the company reduced the interest rate as a commercial decision. Both accounts were resolved/restructured in FY2021-22 and classified as standard. During FY2022-23, when the interest rate was reduced, both loans were regular and not in default. Currently, one loan of ₹598.39 crore is closed, and the outstanding in the other has reduced from ₹335.19 crore to ₹67.39 crore and has remained regular.
PNB Housing Finance states there is no financial impact on the company as of date, and thus, the threshold under Regulation 30 of SEBI (LODR) Regulation, 2015, is not applicable. However, the disclosure is being made as a good governance practice. The company will make the necessary disclosure in the balance sheet for FY2025-26 as advised by NHB. This information is also available on the company's website.
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