Muthoot Cap.Serv

- The company has raised additional borrowings of INR437.44 crores in Q3 with an average cost of 8.82%, comprising INR55 crores short-term and INR382 crores long-term. - New NCD rates have decreased by 0.53%, new CP rates down by 0.60%, and PTC rates by 0.4% quarter-on-quarter. - The company closed a green bond transaction involving INR150 crores contribution from Axis Bank. - It is working with another investor to close around INR300 crores of long-term funding with a 6-year tenure expected to close next month. - Fixed deposits grew significantly by 243% in Q3, raised INR25.81 crores taking total FD book to INR67.28 crores, aiming to exceed INR100 crores by fiscal year-end. - The company aims to attract more PSU bank funding and maintain liquidity with no cumulative ALM mismatch as per RBI filings.

- The company has significantly invested in technology and restructuring its underwriting framework over recent quarters to improve collections and credit quality. - Recent technological initiatives include implementing an AI/ML-based automated collection strategy, deployment of an AI-based telecalling bot (Agentic AI) to enhance collections and reduce costs, and adoption of the MCollect app for the sales and collection teams. - Expansion-related capital expenditure has largely stopped now; future expenses on expansion or technology will be carefully controlled and justified. - Management emphasized being very conscious about spending, especially after experiencing losses earlier in the financial year. - No specific future capex amounts or strategic investments were detailed, but the focus remains on technology upgrades and moderation of expansion costs to improve operational efficiency and asset quality.

- Focus on 4-wheeler and commercial vehicle (CV) segments with a target to close INR 1,000+ crore disbursements combined in FY '27. - Incremental loans expected to scale up to INR 1,000 crore disbursement per quarter by FY '27, with gradual growth starting from INR 600 crore in Q4 FY '26 to INR 750-800 crore in Q1 FY '27 and major scaling in Q3 FY '27. - Overall disbursement expected around INR 4,000 crores annually from FY '27 onwards, up from INR 2,500 crores in FY '26. - AUM growth targeted to reach INR 10,000 crores by 2028, maintaining a CAGR through calibrated credit policies and diversified product offerings. - Focus on higher ticket size products like cars (INR 5 lakhs avg. ticket), CVs (~INR 8 lakhs), and construction equipment (~INR 15 lakhs) to drive revenue and volume growth. - Growth expected to be more profitable by improving underwriting and reducing NPAs, with improved collection efficiency and credit calibration.

- Muthoot Capital expects steady growth in disbursements, targeting INR4,000 crores incremental disbursement in FY27, up from INR2,500 crores in FY26. - Focus on 4-wheeler and commercial vehicle (CV) segments with a goal to exceed INR1,000 crores disbursed next year. - Incremental ROA is improving, with yields on new books at about 2% higher than before, supported by lower cost of funds and expected reduction in impairments. - Management is confident of achieving ROA near 2% in the near term and aims for sustained profitability improvements. - Impairment costs are expected to moderate, with NPA trends improving following stricter underwriting and collection measures. - Profit growth will benefit from diversification into safer, higher-yielding product segments and cross-sell insurance and roadside assist services. - Long-term plan remains to scale AUM to INR10,000 crores by 2028, supporting earnings growth thereafter.

The provided transcript from Muthoot Capital Services Limited's January 22, 2026 earnings call does not explicitly mention the current or expected orderbook or pending orders. The discussion primarily revolves around: - Loan book growth targets for FY '27 and FY '28, aiming to reach INR 10,000 crore assets under management by 2028. - Focus on scaling up disbursements from INR 2,500 crores this year to around INR 4,000 crores next year. - Strategic shift from co-lending and BC partners towards self-sourcing to increase yields. - Implementation of new credit underwriting and collection technologies to improve asset quality. - Plans to increase disbursement in 4-wheeler and commercial vehicle segments to INR 1,000 crores plus in FY '27. No specific details are provided on orderbook or pending orders in the document.