Housing Development Finance (HDFC) Q4 11/12 earnings summary
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Q4 11/12 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2011-12 PAT rose to ₹4,122.62 crore from ₹3,534.96 crore; loan approvals and disbursements grew 20% and 18%, respectively.
Loan book reached ₹1,40,875 crore, up 20% YoY; growth would have been 25% including loans sold.
Financial highlights
Revenue was ₹17,354.28 crore vs ₹12,878.07 crore; PBT ₹5,665.62 crore vs ₹4,866.96 crore, up 16% YoY.
PAT grew 17% YoY; basic EPS was ₹27.97 and diluted EPS ₹27.54, after adjusting PAT for Shelter Assistance Reserve utilization.
Consolidated PAT attributable to the group rose 21% to ₹5,462.51 crore; consolidated basic/diluted EPS was ₹37.07/₹36.50.
Outlook and guidance
Individual home-loan demand remained robust; growth in Tier II and Tier III cities offset slower property sales in some metros.
Housing demand was expected to remain strong, supported by housing shortages, low mortgage penetration, rising incomes and continued fiscal incentives.
Fixed First Home Loans offered an initial fixed rate through November 2014 or November 2016, then converted to adjustable rates; customer response was positive.
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