Bajaj Finance (BAJFINANCE) Q4 15/16 earnings summary
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Q4 15/16 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2016 delivered strong growth: AUM rose 36% to ₹44,229 crore, total income 36% to ₹7,384 crore, and PAT 42% to ₹1,279 crore.
Receivables under financing increased 37% to ₹42,756 crore; net NPA was 0.28%, among the lowest in the banking and NBFC industry.
Growth was supported by diversified lending, volume expansion, cost management and risk controls, despite tight credit conditions and sector stress.
Financial highlights
Total income ₹7,383.48 crore, up 36% YoY; income from operations ₹7,304.31 crore, up 36%.
Net interest income ₹4,456.81 crore, up 41%; PBT ₹1,964.57 crore, up 45%; PAT ₹1,278.52 crore, up 42%.
Finance costs rose 30% to ₹2,926.86 crore; loan losses and provisions increased 41% to ₹542.85 crore.
Basic EPS ₹242.30, up 35%; diluted EPS ₹238.83, up 34%; book value per share ₹1,386.87, up 45%.
Operating costs were ₹1,949 crore, up 36%; FY2016 CSR expenditure was ₹21.36 crore.
Outlook and guidance
Management expected higher growth in FY2017 and the start of an investment cycle, contingent on normal monsoons, infrastructure spending, investment activity and financing capacity.
Management expressed confidence in continued strong performance, supported by established risk systems, analytics and a growth strategy focused on higher profitability and long-term shareholder value.
The direct-to-customer retail mortgage transition was expected to support higher growth and improved financials from the next fiscal year, after near-term volume de-growth.
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