Analysis published 08 Aug 2026

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SG Finserve (539199) Mar 2026 Filing Analysis

02 · Business Model

How durable is the business?

Return on Assets ROA
80/100

The operating model retained its lean-cost advantage while scaling substantially. The loan book grew 75%, but operating expenses grew only 23.7%, and the cost-to-income ratio remained below 15%. (1 expanding)

Operating Expenses 25.28 20.44 23.7%; cost-to-income ratio remains below 15%

SG Finserve · Annual Report · Mar 2026 · p.48
Scale Based Regulation Layer Classification
70/100

The factoring and TReDS capability became operational during the year. Factoring was commercialised in March 2026 and the factoring book reached Rs. 175 crore at year-end, making this a new adjacent business rather than only a planned capability. (1 new)

Factoring business in March 2026 ... factoring book outstanding stood at Rs. 175 crores by year-end ... onboarded onto two TReDS platforms—RXIL and M1xchange

SG Finserve · Annual Report · Mar 2026 · p.47

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