Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd

- No explicit mention of current or planned new fundraising through equity in the provided excerpts. - Regarding debt/funding: - Significant portion of funds come from banking and NHB sources, with NHB funds split evenly between fixed and floating rates. - Borrowing cost has decreased from 8.4% to 7.6% over the past year. - Exit cost of funds recently is around 7.7%, with an expectation of this rate remaining stable for the next 2-3 quarters. - There is a mention of a 3% lever on Loan Against Property (LAP) mix, implying possibility to adjust funding mix strategically. - No clear indication of immediate plans for raising new capital via debt or equity; focus seems to be on managing current funding costs and mix.

The provided pages of the transcript from Aadhar Housing Finance Limited do not explicitly mention any current or future capex, capital investment, or strategic investment plans. However, some relevant points indirectly related to investments and strategic focus include: - The company is focusing on increasing business through emerging B, C categories and Loan Against Property (LAP), which could imply investment in market segments. - Emphasis on branch productivity and expansion, including different categories of branches (ultra micro to main branch) becoming productive within 9 to 15 months. - Implementation of AI-driven models aimed at improving sales productivity and operational efficiency. - Continued growth strategy targeting 20% AUM growth with expansion into states such as Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and others. - The company aims to maintain ticket size and grow the emerging and self-employed segments, which may involve strategic underwriting investments. No specific capex values, timelines, or strategic investment deals are detailed in the referenced pages.

- Aadhar Housing Finance is guiding for a 20% growth in Assets Under Management (AUM) and profits in the near to medium term (Page 4). - Disbursement growth is targeted at 17%-18% annually, with Q4 FY26 witnessing the highest ever disbursement at INR3,087 crores, a 20% YoY increase (Page 4). - The company plans to sustain around 20% AUM growth annually over the next 3 years, aiming to reach INR50,000 crores AUM within that timeframe (Page 12). - Growth contributions will come from all states of presence, with major contributions from Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Delhi NCR, Karnataka, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, and emerging potential in West Bengal (Page 12). - Focus on home loans with a retail mix maintained around 70:30 (home loans:non-home loans) (Page 14). - Branch network expansion continues with calibrated addition of branches—626 branches as of March 31, 2026 (Page 4). - Emphasis on leveraging AI and analytics to improve productivity and sustain growth (Page 4).

- Aadhar Housing Finance Limited targets around 20% AUM growth in the short to medium term, aiming to grow from INR30,000 crores towards INR50,000 crores over three years (Page 7, 13). - The company expects stable cost of funds (~7.7%) over the next 2-3 quarters, providing margin protection (Page 11, 14). - Margin expansion levers include higher yields from emerging markets, increased loan against property (LAP) mix, and calibrated pricing in LAP disbursements (Pages 14, 15, 10). - Operating expenses to AUM ratio expected to reduce by another ~50bps next financial year due to improved branch productivity and AI-driven sales projects (Page 13). - Incremental ticket sizes and business mix focus on self-employed borrowers and emerging segments will support slightly higher yields, protecting spreads despite pressure (Pages 14, 15). - Overall, stable spreads with controlled cost and moderate yield increase imply steady growth in operating earnings and profits.

The provided pages from the Aadhar Housing Finance Limited document do not explicitly mention the current or expected order book or pending orders figures. The discussion mainly revolves around loan disbursement, average ticket sizes, funding costs, portfolio composition, branch productivity, and growth strategies. Key related points: - AUM growth guidance is around 20% year-on-year. - Disbursements in Q4 were the highest in company history at INR 3,087 crores (20% Y-o-Y increase). - The company maintains a diversified book with a home loans share of 73% and loan against property (LAP) at 27%. - Branch network expanded with 5 new branches in Q4 and 46 in the full year, totaling 626 branches. - Focused on both urban and emerging markets with calibrated branch expansion and productivity improvements. - No direct information on order book or pending loan orders was provided.