Its total income for the quarter stood 21% higher at Rs 3223 crore while pre-provision operating profit rose 27% at Rs 3223 crore.
The company’s assets under management also expanded by 21% to Rs 25,531 crore at the end of the last fiscal, in sync with the higher demand for low-cost dwelling units.
Its loan disbursement during the quarter stood 16% higher year0on-year at Rs 8,192 crore, indicating that the demand for low income housing finance in the country is stronger than ever, managing director Rishi Anand said.
“We remain confident that low income housing will continue to be a key pillar of India’s housing finance landscape, with the sector well-positioned for further expansion,” he said.
The lender’s gross non-performing assets ratio stood at 1.05% at the end of FY25, as against 1.08% a year-back.The company board has approved a higher borrowing plan of up to Rs 30,000 crore during FY26. The company also announced the appointment of Raj Vikash Verma, the former National Housing Bank chairman, as additional independent director in the company.