A net profit of 2 percent was registered by Indiabulls Housing Finance taking up the number to Rs 329 crore in spite of high economic obligations. However, the net profit fell by about 40 percent on a yearly basis. The anticipated credit loss obligations jumped to 79 percent on a quarterly basis and 61 percent on a yearly basis to Rs 846 crores. Deputy Managing Director, Ashwini Kumar Hooda quoted that retail expenditure had crossed Rs 2500 crore already. They are in a process of finishing three more organizers and were ready to expand their expenditure further. The Gross Non-Performing Assets Ratio has also enhanced to 1.75 percent in comparison to 1.98 percent in the previous quarter.
The net interest income improved consecutively by 8 percent to Rs 809 crores but decreased by 18 percent on a yearly basis. The company now aims to increase its expenditure through its co-lending partners. The entry to funding had even normalized. India Bulls Financing House has raised a total capital of Rs 28,119 crore. The company’s liquidity cushion, including uncovered available sanctions, stood at Rs 17,105 crore accumulating to 24% of its balance sheet loan book.
The accounting cost has also reduced to 17 percent on the yearly basis and to 5 percent on a quarterly basis to 1706 crores. The total expenses came down to 25 percent on a yearly basis and 4 percent subsequently to Rs 2077 crores. The liquidity cushion inclusive of undrawn available authorization even stood at Rs 17,105 crores constituting 24 percent of the balance sheet loan book. The company was able to fully catch up with all the communities buckets for 10 years and further representing a positive balance across all the buckets. The company registered positive net cash of around Rs 13,965 crore while the capital adequacy ratio remained at 30.5 percent.
