Sammaan Capital Re-uploads Q1FY27 Earnings Update with Balance Sheet Numbers
Sammaan Capital re-uploaded its Q1FY27 earnings update and balance sheet numbers for June 30, 2026. The company reported Q1FY27 Profit After Tax of ₹243 Crore, Assets Under Management of ₹56,239 Crore, and disbursements of ₹3,875 Crore. It plans significant expansion in branches and manpower, targeting AAA rating by FY28. Avenir (IHC) stake to increase to ~43.5% via warrant infusion.
The re-upload of financial statements and the provision of detailed Q1FY27 results, along with strategic growth plans and governance updates, are material for investors and stakeholders. The company's future growth projections and planned expansion indicate potential for future performance.
The announcement is a re-upload of previously released financial information due to stakeholder feedback. While it provides updated financial figures and future plans, it does not introduce new positive or negative developments beyond the routine financial reporting.
Sammaan Capital Limited has re-uploaded its Q1FY2027 Earnings Update, including accompanying balance sheet numbers for the period ended June 30, 2026. This action is in response to stakeholder feedback, aiming to provide a more comprehensive view of the company's financial position. The revised update is intended for the benefit of stakeholders and investors and should be read in conjunction with other disclosures made by the company for the said quarter.
The company reported consolidated financial highlights for Q1FY27, including Assets Under Management of ₹56,239 Crore ($5.9 Bn) and Disbursements of ₹3,875 Crore ($406.6 Mn). The Capital Adequacy ratio stood at 20.1%, with a Net NPA of 0.15%. Profit After Tax for the quarter was ₹243 Crore ($25.5 Mn). The company also highlighted its clear path to growth, supported by balance sheet strength and comfort from the IHC Group.
Key initiatives during the quarter included a reduction in sanction Turnaround Time (TAT) to mere hours, AI-enabled HR lifecycle platform, scalable cloud infrastructure, and a modern core Loan Management System (LMS). The company identified 53 AI use cases for FY27-28, with a focus on risk & compliance, cost optimization, faster TAT, and productivity & growth. The liability franchise saw rating upgrades and a declining cost of funds, with a target of AAA rating by FY28. Disbursals are projected to grow significantly, from ₹3,875 Cr in Q1FY27 to ₹50,000 to ₹92,000 Cr per year by FY29-30. The company also plans significant expansion in its branch network and manpower.
In terms of governance, there are two IHC Group members on the SCL Board, and IHC Functional Heads are involved in key operating committees. The company is in the process of onboarding a Big-5 firm as its Statutory auditor from September 2027. The product portfolio is yield-improved and well-diversified, with 97% of Q1FY27 disbursements being secured loans. The company's AUM stood at ₹56,239 Cr, with a blended collection efficiency of 99.6%. The shareholding pattern shows Avenir (IHC) with 28.5% stake, which is expected to increase to approximately 43.5% upon warrant infusion of ~₹3,198 Cr, subject to conversion by September 30, 2027.
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