Bajaj Finance (BAJFINANCE) Q4 21/22 earnings summary
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Q4 21/22 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Consolidated FY2022 AUM grew 29% to ₹197,452 crore; customer franchise rose 19% to 57.6 million and new loan bookings reached 24.7 million.
Consolidated PAT rose 59% to ₹7,028 crore, supported by 27% NII growth and a 20% decrease in impairment costs.
Strong exit momentum, a well-provisioned balance sheet and omnichannel investment supported an optimistic FY2023 growth outlook.
Financial highlights
Consolidated total income increased 19% to ₹31,640 crore; NII rose 27% to ₹21,892 crore YoY.
Pre-impairment operating profit grew 20% to ₹14,307 crore; operating expenses increased 43% to ₹7,585 crore.
Impairment on financial instruments fell 20% to ₹4,803 crore; PBT increased 59% to ₹9,504 crore and PAT rose 59% to ₹7,028 crore.
Core AUM, excluding short-term IPO financing receivables, grew 26% to ₹192,087 crore; reported AUM increased 29% YoY.
Outlook and guidance
FY2023 outlook remained positive, supported by strong entry momentum, a well-provisioned balance sheet and the omnichannel strategy.
Medium-term balance-sheet growth guidance was 25%-27%; long-term shareholder-return ambition was 18%-20% through the cycle.
Plans included 400-450 new locations in FY2023, alongside further app features, an integrated web experience and expanded payment capabilities.
The network ambition was 5,000 locations over the next few years, versus 3,504 at FY2022 end.
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