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AADHARHFC
Aadhar Housing Finance is a specialised housing finance company focused on providing home loans to economically weaker and lower-income households, particularly in semi-urban and rural markets. Its products include home purchase, construction, improvement and non-housing loans.
The company operates through a pan-India network of 628 branches across 22 states, with a largely secured retail lending portfolio. Its focus on affordable housing, supported by rising formalisation and housing demand, provides a long-term growth opportunity.
FY26 was strong, with assets under management (AUM) increasing 19.7% to ₹30,571 crore, total income reaching ₹3,687 crore and net profit rising 20.1% to ₹1,095 crore. Q1 FY27 continued this momentum: AUM grew 18% YoY to ₹31,364 crore, revenue from operations increased 17.1% to ₹993 crore, and net profit rose 19% to approximately ₹282 crore.
Return on assets stood at around 4%, while the net interest spread was 5.8%. Asset quality remained healthy, with gross non-performing assets at approximately 1.32% and capital adequacy at 43.39%, providing a strong buffer against potential credit losses.
At the latest available market data, the stock was trading around ₹436–447, implying a market capitalisation of roughly ₹19,000 crore and a valuation of approximately 17–18 times FY26 earnings. Key growth drivers include affordable-housing demand, expansion into underserved locations, rising loan disbursements and operating efficiencies from digital initiatives. However, risks include rising borrowing costs, competition, borrower credit stress and the possibility of asset-quality deterioration during an economic slowdown.
Overall, Aadhar Housing Finance combines healthy loan-book growth, strong capitalisation and consistent profitability. Sustaining margins while maintaining disciplined underwriting and low credit costs will be crucial to its long-term performance.#StockInNews#EquityResearch#HiddenGems#FundamentalViews#Pre-OpeningCommentary
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