Aditya Birla Capital Ltd

- A primary capital infusion of ₹2,750 crore is planned for Aditya Birla Housing Finance Limited (ABHFL) from an entity of Advent International, subject to approvals. - This infusion will support growth capital requirements for the next 2 to 2.5 years in housing finance. - For the NBFC business, current capital adequacy is at 17.34%, and no immediate capital raise is indicated. - The Asset Management Company (AMC) business continues to pay dividends and does not need additional capital. - The insurance businesses have a joint venture partner committed to supporting growth needs. - Further capital requirements will be evaluated and acted upon in due course considering stakeholder interests. - No specific mention of new debt fundraising was disclosed, but the company is actively managing its cost of funds.

- Rs. 2,750 crores in housing finance will cover growth capital requirements for the next 2 to 2.5 years. - For other businesses, the standalone capital adequacy ratio stands at 17.34%, indicating sufficient capital. - AMC business is self-sustaining and continues to pay dividends, requiring no additional capital. - In insurance business, JV partner remains committed to supporting growth capital needs. - The company will continue evaluating capital requirements and take suitable actions in due course, prioritizing stakeholder interests. - Real estate business is expanding with a growing portfolio and strong investor interest, implying ongoing strategic investments. - The company is investing in digital, data, AI (including Gen-AI capabilities), and technology platforms (like ABC Stellar and FinCollect) to enhance scalability and efficiency. - Fundraising underway for new funds in mutual funds and alternative asset segments, including ABSL India Structured Opportunities Fund II.

- Individual First Year Premium (FYP) in life insurance is expected to grow at a CAGR of 20%+ over the next 3 years. - Net VNB (Value of New Business) margins in life insurance are targeted to expand, with a goal to double the absolute Net VNB value in 3 years. - Housing finance portfolio has seen a CAGR of 48% over past three years; the company is geared for next growth phase post-capital infusion. - Personal and consumer loans in NBFC are growing strongly, with digital sourcing and proprietary journeys driving scale. - Health insurance business continues strong growth with 39-41% YoY premium increase and expanding market share. - Asset Management Company maintains 20% YoY growth in Average Assets Under Management (AUM). - Overall lending businesses and insurance segments are expected to maintain quality and profitable growth supported by digital and technology investments.

- Consolidated profit after tax (excluding exceptional/one-off items) increased by 41% YoY and 15% sequentially to ₹983 crore in Q3 FY26, indicating strong earnings momentum. - NBFC loan book grew 24% YoY; guidance targets similar 24-25% growth for FY27 with plans to double loan book in 3 years. - Housing finance portfolio grew 58% YoY, supporting capital requirements for 2-2.5 years. - Life insurance business aims to double Net VNB in 3 years with a CAGR of 20%+ in Individual FYP and margin expansion. - Health insurance business is growing robustly with 39-41% YoY premium growth and improving profitability. - Mutual fund AMC focusing on scaling equity SIPs and passive fund offerings, supporting revenue growth. - Overall, management highlights continued focus on profitable growth driven by scale, product mix optimization, digital adoption, and capital support across businesses. - No explicit EPS guidance shared, but underlying operating profits show strong upward trajectory.

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