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Key stocks in focus amid major corporate developments

Several stocks are likely to remain in focus on August 27 following key corporate developments. Juniper Green Energy reported a strong Q1 performance, with consolidated profit rising 54.2% year-on-year to ₹33.5 crore, while revenue increased 81.2% to ₹291.2 crore.

is in focus as Prudential Corporation Holdings plans to sell a 2% stake worth around ₹3,121 crore to meet minimum public shareholding requirements. Foseco India and Aye Finance may also see activity following proposed block deals involving 15.27% and 7.8% stakes, respectively. Bharat Electronics has secured additional orders worth ₹730 crore since August 10, covering areas including communication equipment, radar, avionics, cybersecurity and electronic systems. IRB Infrastructure Developers has approved an investment of up to ₹351 crore in IRB InvIT Fund through a preferential issue. Max Healthcare Institute is in focus after its subsidiary Alps Hospital received a GST demand notice of ₹165.7 crore, including a penalty of ₹110.47 crore. Vedanta, meanwhile, denied reports of a potential stake sale by its parent company and reiterated its focus on growth, deleveraging and its proposed demerger.

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Asset quality remains a key focus

1. Focus on MSME lending Aye Finance continues to focus on providing loans to micro and small businesses that are often underserved by traditional banks. The company remains one of the leading NBFCs in the MSME financing segment. 2. Strong loan book growth The company has continued to expand its loan portfolio across: Small businesses Retail traders Service enterprises Manufacturing units Demand for MSME credit remains robust across India. 3. Digital lending initiatives Aye Finance is increasingly leveraging technology and data analytics to improve: Credit assessment Loan disbursement Collection efficiency Customer acquisition 4. Asset quality remains a key focus Investors are closely tracking: Collection efficiency Gross NPA levels Credit costs Delinquency trends Maintaining asset quality is critical for sustained growth. 5. Expansion in Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets The company continues expanding its presence in smaller cities and semi-urban markets where MSME credit demand remains strong. 6. Strong backing from institutional investors Aye Finance has historically attracted investments from prominent domestic and global investors, supporting growth and expansion plans. 7. Beneficiary of MSME formalization Increasing digitization, GST adoption and formalization of small businesses continue to create long-term lending opportunities.

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Asset quality remains a key focus

1. Focus on MSME lending Aye Finance continues to focus on providing loans to micro and small businesses that are often underserved by traditional banks. The company remains one of the leading NBFCs in the MSME financing segment. 2. Strong loan book growth The company has continued to expand its loan portfolio across: Small businesses Retail traders Service enterprises Manufacturing units Demand for MSME credit remains robust across India. 3. Digital lending initiatives Aye Finance is increasingly leveraging technology and data analytics to improve: Credit assessment Loan disbursement Collection efficiency Customer acquisition 4. Asset quality remains a key focus Investors are closely tracking: Collection efficiency Gross NPA levels Credit costs Delinquency trends Maintaining asset quality is critical for sustained growth. 5. Expansion in Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets The company continues expanding its presence in smaller cities and semi-urban markets where MSME credit demand remains strong. 6. Strong backing from institutional investors Aye Finance has historically attracted investments from prominent domestic and global investors, supporting growth and expansion plans. 7. Beneficiary of MSME formalization Increasing digitization, GST adoption and formalization of small businesses continue to create long-term lending opportunities.

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Strong loan book growth

1. Focus on MSME lending Aye Finance continues to focus on providing loans to micro and small businesses that are often underserved by traditional banks. The company remains one of the leading NBFCs in the MSME financing segment. 2. Strong loan book growth The company has continued to expand its loan portfolio across: Small businesses Retail traders Service enterprises Manufacturing units Demand for MSME credit remains robust across India. 3. Digital lending initiatives Aye Finance is increasingly leveraging technology and data analytics to improve: Credit assessment Loan disbursement Collection efficiency Customer acquisition 4. Asset quality remains a key focus Investors are closely tracking: Collection efficiency Gross NPA levels Credit costs Delinquency trends Maintaining asset quality is critical for sustained growth. 5. Expansion in Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets The company continues expanding its presence in smaller cities and semi-urban markets where MSME credit demand remains strong. 6. Strong backing from institutional investors Aye Finance has historically attracted investments from prominent domestic and global investors, supporting growth and expansion plans. 7. Beneficiary of MSME formalization Increasing digitization, GST adoption and formalization of small businesses continue to create long-term lending opportunities.

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AYE FINANCE - Q1 FY27 Business Update

Strong business growth: AUM increased 28% YoY to ₹7,329 crore, while disbursements rose 22% YoY to ₹1,219 crore, reflecting continued healthy lending momentum. Customer acquisition remained robust: The company added 44,736 new borrowers during the quarter (+38% YoY), taking the total borrower base to 6.71 lakh (+18% YoY). Asset quality improved: GNPA declined to 4.57% from 4.77% in Q4FY26, while management highlighted a 20 bps sequential improvement and expects further improvement in FY27. Operational efficiency strengthened: Employee productivity improved with AUM per employee up 12% YoY to ₹0.67 crore, supported by a 14% YoY increase in workforce, indicating positive operating leverage.

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