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One Mobikwik (544305) May 2026 Filing Analysis
What could break the thesis?
In Q4 FY26, management acknowledged subdued sequential digital-credit growth and deliberately shifted the portfolio toward repeat and super-prime borrowers. Repeat loans increased from about 20% to 63.5%, while super-prime borrowers rose from 10% to 32% of disbursements. This improves credit quality but restricts near-term volume growth. The later baseline still described lending disbursements as having declined for two consecutive quarters, so the demand/execution risk intensified despite the quality-focused strategy. (1 intensifying, 1 emerging)
“we are prioritizing quality and profitability over volume... We have increased our loans to repeat customers from about 20% to 63%. We have also increased our loans to the super-prime users which used to be 10% of the disbursal to now 32%.”
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