JM Financial (523405) Q4 19/20 earnings summary
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Q4 19/20 earnings summary
14 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY20 consolidated gross income was ₹3,453.55 crore, down 1.31% YoY; net profit was ₹544.98 crore, down 4.75% YoY, reflecting weaker distressed-credit results and COVID-19-related charges.
Excluding the estimated COVID-19 impact, adjusted PAT was ₹621.08 crore; gross impairment provisions and fair-value losses included in reported results totaled ₹175.21 crore.
Liquidity and leverage were managed conservatively amid economic stress; consolidated net debt/equity fell to 1.04x from 1.70x, while cash and cash equivalents were ₹809.90 crore.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue was ₹3,453.55 crore vs. ₹3,499.49 crore; PBT was ₹1,093.52 crore vs. ₹1,282.79 crore, and PAT was ₹777.95 crore including associate profit.
PAT attributable to owners was ₹544.98 crore vs. ₹572.18 crore; basic EPS was ₹6.48 vs. ₹6.82 and diluted EPS was ₹6.45 vs. ₹6.79.
Standalone gross income rose 12.04% to ₹303.07 crore and PAT rose 14.38% to ₹127.31 crore, driven by investment-banking fees of ₹219.45 crore vs. ₹120.38 crore.
Consolidated impairment on financial instruments increased to ₹233.72 crore from ₹35.12 crore; finance costs declined to ₹1,385.86 crore from ₹1,446.21 crore.
Outlook and guidance
The next few quarters were expected to remain challenging; strategy and planning would be recalibrated as the external environment and COVID-19 effects evolved.
Lending activity was to remain selective, emphasizing quality borrowers, client relationships, asset quality, liquidity and balance-sheet flexibility amid funding and demand uncertainty.
COVID-19’s effect on future results remained uncertain and dependent on developments in the pandemic and economic conditions; provisions and fair values would be monitored and updated as needed.
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