CreditAccess Grameen Ltd

- In Q3 FY26, CreditAccess Grameen Limited raised INR 3,917 Crore with a marginal cost of borrowing at 8.9%. - The company maintains a strong funding position with INR 3,431 Crore of sanctions in hand and INR 5,781 Crore sanctions in pipeline. - Foreign borrowings currently stand at 24.3%, moving towards a medium-term target of 25-30% by FY28 as the business scales. - Liquidity remains ample at INR 2,397 Crore (8.4% of total assets). - There is no explicit mention of new equity fundraising in the provided content. - Bank borrowing dependency is less than 60%, with continuous access to bank funds during the credit cycle. - The company expects borrowing costs to drop by 10 bps every quarter for the next 2-3 quarters before stabilizing.

The provided pages from the CreditAccess Grameen Limited document do not explicitly mention any current or future capex, capital investment, or strategic investment plans. The discussion mainly focuses on growth guidance, credit cost, portfolio composition, customer acquisition, and operational performance. Key points related to investments or expansion include: - Addition of 15 branches in the quarter, totaling 2,222 branches, indicating ongoing network expansion. - Focus on scaling retail finance portfolio, which grew to 14.1% of AUM, showing structural growth. - No explicit mention of capital expenditure or strategic investments. - Emphasis on maintaining growth of 20%+ and improving margins and credit cost. - Continued diversification of borrowing sources and moderate bank borrowing dependence. If you need info on capital investment plans beyond these pointers, that detail is not provided in the visible sections.

- CreditAccess Grameen Limited targets at least 20% growth annually to meet medium-term goals (Page 13). - FY27 growth guidance suggests over 20% growth, with a balanced mix of retail and microfinance segments (Page 12-13). - Microfinance growth is expected to be in early teens due to increased rejection rates and regulatory guardrails (Page 7). - Retail finance segment is anticipated to grow faster than earlier estimates, possibly exceeding 15% by FY28 (Page 14). - About 5%-7% of customers transition annually from JLG microfinance loans to mid/high-ticket individual retail loans, contributing to retail growth (Page 13). - New customer acquisition is expected to pick up from Q4 FY26 onwards, enhancing volume growth (Page 10). - Disbursement run-rate is improving with December INR 2,200 Crore and expected better performance in Q4 (Page 10).

- CreditAccess Grameen aims for 20%+ growth annually to meet medium-term goals (Page 13). - Retail finance is expected to grow faster than microfinance, with retail share increasing from 11.1% to 14.1% of AUM recently (Pages 4, 13). - Microfinance growth likely to linger in early teens; retail expected to contribute more to overall AUM growth (Page 7). - Margins (NIMs) anticipated to improve, targeting around 14%-14.5% for the near term, with ROA maintained around 4.0-4.5% (Page 9). - Credit cost guidance for FY27 at 4%-4.5%; if PAR trends improve, credit costs might be lower, potentially boosting profitability (Pages 9, 13). - Pricing to remain stable; no need to cut pricing for growth due to large potential in providing formal credit sources (Page 16). - Overall, management expects to close Q4 with strong performance and a normal growth year in FY27 (Page 16).

The provided transcript and document do not contain specific information or data regarding the current or expected order book or pending orders for CreditAccess Grameen Limited. The discussion primarily focuses on growth targets, customer acquisition, credit costs, portfolio details, product mix, and financial performance guidance without mentioning any order book or pending orders figures. If you need insights on loan book growth or disbursement trends, that information is available; otherwise, order book data is not addressed in this document.