SRG Housing Finance Addresses Allegations of Fund Diversion in Investor Call
SRG Housing Finance denied allegations of ₹400 crore fund diversion. The company's MD stated all loans are verified and no promoter funds were transferred. NHB's "red flag" is under audit, expected to be resolved soon. The company plans to convert to an NBFC, boasts a 39.21% capital adequacy ratio, and saw a 25% PAT growth last quarter.
The allegations of fund diversion and siphoning are serious and could impact investor confidence and regulatory scrutiny. While the company denies them and is addressing the issue, the ongoing audit and the need for clarification suggest a medium impact.
The company strongly denies the allegations, which is positive. However, the existence of a "red flag" classification by NHB and the ongoing audit introduce uncertainty, balancing the sentiment.
SRG Housing Finance Limited held an investor analyst meet on September 16, 2026, to address allegations published in The Economic Times on September 10, 2026, concerning fund diversion and siphoning of ₹400 crore by promoters. The company's Managing Director, Mr. Vinod Kumar Jain, vehemently denied these claims, stating that all loans are verified with proper documentation and disbursement trails, and no promoter funds have been transferred.
The company clarified that the ₹400 crore figure represents approximately one-third of their total loan amount. The "red flag" classification by NHB is part of a routine supervisory process, and the company is actively communicating with NHB to have the flag removed upon audit completion. SRG Housing Finance also announced its board's resolution to convert from a registered housing finance company to a non-banking finance company (NBFC) to enable multi-product offerings and future growth.
Financially, the company reported a capital adequacy ratio of 39.21%, more than double the regulatory minimum. Profit after tax grew by 25% in the quarter and 33% in FY2025-2026. The company assured lenders of timely repayments, stating no defaults have occurred in its history. While fresh sanctions and disbursements were temporarily slowed, impacting Q2 numbers, the company expects to resume normal operations soon. Credit ratings have not been downgraded, with Acuite keeping its rating under watch. The management team remains stable and committed, with promoters increasing their stake by 1% to demonstrate transparency.
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