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22-Oct-2024

Bajaj Housing Finance

Expects credit cost to remain stable going forward


'Bajaj Housing Finance conducted a conference call on 22 October 2024 to discuss its financial results for the quarter ended September 2024. Atul Jain, MD&CEO of the company addressed the call:

Highlights:

The company achieved 2 milestones during the quarter first is the listing of the equity shares on exchanges and crossing an AUM of Rs 1 lakh crore in 7th year of operation.

The company has recorded strong AUM growth of 26% end September 2024.

PBT has increased 23%, while net profit moved up 21%.

The asset quality remained strong with gross NPAs of 29 bps and net NPAs of 12 bps.

The cost income ratio has improved to 20.5% from 22.1% last year.

The credit cost was at 2 bps, while net of overlays release the credit cost was 14 bps in Q2FY25.

Home loan growth was 24%, LAP 18%m, lease rental discounting 28% and developer Finance 56% end September 2024.

Loan mix has remained steady with home loans at 57.2%, LAP at 10...



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