PFC

Fundamental View- Power Finance Corporation Ltd. (PFC), a Maharatna PSU under the Ministry of Power and India’s largest NBFC, delivered a record consolidated net profit of ₹30,514 cr in FY 2025—a 15% YoY increase while Q4 FY 25 PAT rose 11% to ₹8,358 cr, driven by a 41% jump in net interest income and higher interest earnings. Total income surged to ₹1.07 lakh cr for the year, with a 12% expansion in the loan book crossing ₹11.1 lakh cr. Asset quality strengthened significantly, as consolidated gross NPA improved to 1.64% and net NPA fell sharply to 0.38%. Standalone operations were also strong: standalone PAT jumped 21% to ₹17,352 cr, with Q4 standalone profit at ₹5,109 cr. Technical View- As seen on the weekly chart, the stock has been going through a struggling phase for the past two weeks. On 19th June, the stock made a low of ₹388.60, after which a slight correction phase was observed. On the daily chart, the stock is seen taking strong support at its 14-day and 55-day EMAs. Earlier, on 9th May 2025, the stock had made a low of ₹382.50, followed by a consistent buying trend. Currently, the stock is trading within the range of its 14-day and 200-day EMAs on the daily chart, while on the weekly chart, it is trading within the 14-day and 55-day EMA range. On 27th June, the stock opened at ₹424.00, made a low of ₹419.25, touched a high of ₹427.80, and closed at ₹421.55. Both in the short term and long term, the stock has entered a correction phase. The ₹400.00 level is acting as a crucial support zone, and any dip around this range can be considered a good buying opportunity. Holding above ₹400.00 strengthens the technical structure of the stock and indicates potential for upward movement in the near term. Warning- ***** ***** ***** *****