Nippon Life India Asset Management (NAM-INDIA) Q4 16/17 earnings summary
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Q4 16/17 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2016-17 consolidated gross income was Rs 14,359,148,829 and net profit was Rs 4,019,640,921; both exceeded FY2015-16.
RMF QAAUM rose 33.1% to Rs 210,891 crore; total managed assets across mutual funds, PMS, pension funds and offshore strategies were Rs 3,55,800 crore.
Financial highlights
Consolidated gross income was Rs 14,359,148,829 vs Rs 13,138,198,886; profit before tax was Rs 5,813,129,696 vs Rs 5,023,996,209.
Consolidated net profit was Rs 4,019,640,921 vs Rs 3,764,335,088; standalone net profit was Rs 4,047,750,714 vs Rs 3,701,754,221.
Standalone total revenue was Rs 14,004,372,147 vs Rs 12,710,696,654; revenue from operations was Rs 12,696,333,003 vs Rs 11,641,971,646.
Outlook and guidance
FY2017-18 economic activity was expected to pick up, particularly in emerging and developing economies; India’s recovery was supported by fiscal stability, reforms and government spending.
Growth priorities included retail and geographic expansion, investor education, product innovation, distribution reach and further development of digital platforms.
PMS planned to pursue equity portfolio and advisory opportunities, while the alternative investment business targeted profitable growth and additional asset classes.
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