CreditAccess Grameen (CREDITACC) Q4 09/10 earnings summary
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Q4 09/10 earnings summary
21 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY10 total income reached Rs 53.78cr and PAT Rs 0.94cr; branches grew to 146, members to 427,144 and outstanding portfolio to Rs 330.17cr.
Growth and profitability were affected by borrower defaults in Karnataka, which slowed disbursements and drove higher provisioning and loan write-offs.
Financial highlights
Total income was Rs 53.78cr vs Rs 34.05cr in FY09; total expenses were Rs 51.90cr vs Rs 33.15cr.
PBT was Rs 1.88cr vs Rs 0.90cr; PAT was Rs 0.94cr vs Rs 0.49cr. No equity dividend was proposed.
Operating income was Rs 52.74cr, including Rs 33.07cr interest on microfinance loans and Rs 12.53cr income from portfolio sales.
Outlook and guidance
Plans called for extending microfinance and development services to 3 additional states, taking the operating footprint to 6 states, and recruiting specialists across key functions.
The stated vision was to serve 2 million poor and low-income households across 7 states by 2012.
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