JM Financial (523405) Q4 12/13 earnings summary
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Q4 12/13 earnings summary
14 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Consolidated revenue reached ₹1,042.23 crore, crossing ₹1,000 crore for the first time; net profit rose to ₹182.92 crore from ₹121.17 crore YoY.
Growth reflected stronger fund-based activity and investment banking and securities, while India’s weak growth, high inflation and external imbalances kept the operating backdrop challenging.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue ₹1,042.23 crore vs ₹873.97 crore; PBT ₹253.93 crore vs ₹182.71 crore; net profit ₹182.92 crore vs ₹121.17 crore.
Pre-depreciation, finance-cost and tax earnings were ₹643.01 crore vs ₹490.25 crore.
Fees and commission ₹219.15 crore vs ₹199.07 crore; brokerage ₹107.61 crore vs ₹118.96 crore; fund-based interest and other income ₹470.50 crore vs ₹356.14 crore.
Standalone revenue ₹56.19 crore vs ₹63.31 crore; net profit ₹44.81 crore vs ₹42.50 crore.
Outlook and guidance
Strategy prioritises measured diversification, client-focused solutions, international expansion, human capital investment and disciplined risk management.
The long-term financial-services opportunity was viewed positively, but results remain exposed to economic growth and capital-market activity.
Banking entry was described as a logical next step; an application for a private-bank licence was approved in principle, subject to RBI and other approvals.
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