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IIFL Finance (532636) Nov 2025 Filing Analysis
Does management do what it says?
The annualized ROA for Q3 FY26 was reported at 2.5%, which is at the lower end of the full-year guidance range. (2 met, 1 exceeded across 3 tracked commitments)
“So, ROA will be around 2.5-2.8, I guess.”
Management confirmed the complete exit from these segments and the disposal of the remaining portfolio to an ARC to clean up the balance sheet. (1 met across 1 tracked commitment)
“On a weighted average basis, we may have second half loan losses provision around 2.2%-2.4%”
Management expects to maintain an off-book loan asset target of approximately 40%. — target: 40%
“I think normally, our target is around 40% or so.”
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How durable is the business?
The company has exited the 'Micro-LAP' and 'Unsecured Digital' sub-segments due to high loan losses, shifting focus entirely to secured MSME lending. (1 exited, 1 shifted, 1 stable, 1 expanding)
“the discontinued businesses of micro-LAP and unsecured digital loans, which are our 2% of portfolio each and have been skewing the loan losses provision”
See the full cited Business Model analysis of IIFL Finance
What could break the thesis?
The risk is being actively managed by discontinuing the product. While the NPA percentage appears high due to a shrinking denominator (no new loans being added), the segment now only represents 2% of the total loan book. (1 easing)
“So, Ashwin what has happened is that there is only 2% of our total book now and our focus is just on collection here. So, this component may remain little high, but... it is a very small component.”
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