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Harshal Parmar

25th Sep · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Build on the housing boom: Aadhar Housing Finance’s all-time-high breakout sets up a 6–8% rally.

AADHARHFC
. Fundamental Tailwinds - Affordable-housing push: Government incentives under PMAY bolster loan demand in the ₹15–45 lakh ticket-size segment. - Diversified funding mix: Stable access to bank credit lines, securitizations and bond issuances keeps cost of funds competitive. - Credit profile strength: Gross NPA ratio under 1.0% reflects disciplined underwriting and focus on salaried and self-employed professionals. - Margin resilience: Focus on tier-II and tier-III markets provides yield pickup, supporting pre-provisioning operating profit (PPOP) margins above 3.5%. Technical Setup After a brief consolidation between ₹530 and ₹545 over three weeks, shares of Aadhar Housing Finance pierced resistance at ₹545 on strong volume. This breakout from a pennant pattern follows a prior 8% advance from ₹505 to ₹545, projecting an initial target range of 6–8% above ₹545, or ₹575–₹590. Major Support & Resistance - Major Support: • ₹520 (lower boundary of recent consolidation) • ₹535 (breakout-turned-support) - Major Resistance: • ₹575 (6% measured move from ₹545) • ₹590 (8% measured move / psychological round number) Investor Watchouts - Interest-rate trajectory: A surprise RBI rate hike could raise borrowing costs and compress NIMs. - Housing demand slowdown: Any moderation in rural or affordable-segment home purchases may dent new loan disbursals. - Competitive pressure: Larger NBFCs and banks targeting the same customer segment could pressure yields. - Regulatory changes: Stricter provisioning norms or caps on loan-to-value ratios could impact growth and profitability. Trade Strategy & Risk Management - Entry Zone: Consider accumulating near ₹545–₹550 on a breakout retest. - Stop-Loss: Place below ₹535 to limit downside from a failed breakout. - Targets: - First: ₹575 (conservative 6% move) - Second: ₹590 (ambitious 8% move) - Position Sizing: Cap exposure to 3–4% of portfolio value, given rate-sensitivity risk.

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