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Revenue from operations rose 24% year-over-year to ₹822 crore, supported by a 20% increase in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) to ₹614 crore. 360 ONE WAM's total Assets Under Management (AUM) reached ₹7.77 lakh crore, up 17% overall.
Divergent Segment Inflows: The Wealth Management division performed well with net ARR inflows of ₹13,379 crore, bolstered by the fast-growing 360 ONE Plus advisory book. Conversely, the Asset Management Company (AMC) recorded net outflows of ₹2,564 crore, mainly due to the redemption of a major institutional mandate.
Heavy Capital Allocation Across Four Growth Engines: The company is funding four parallel expansion initiatives: building an organic HNI platform, integrating B&K Securities, scaling investment banking, and restructuring ET Money. While these units are built to generate long-term annuity revenue, they are driving up current operational expenditure.
Escalating Operating Costs and Elevated Cost Ratio: Operating expenses climbed 27% to ₹446 crore due to increased headcount and additional ESOP grants. Consequently, the cost-to-income ratio remained elevated at 51.3%, prompting management to raise its exit cost ratio target for Q4 FY27 to 49–49.5%.
Yield Compression from Changing Business Mix: The blended ARR retention yield dipped to 74 basis points from 78 basis points a year prior. This compression stems from lumpy carry recognition and a faster-growing advisory asset base, which carries lower fee margins (25–35 bps) compared to traditional distribution services (65–70 bps).#FundamentalViews
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