Tata Capital

As of 9mFY26, AUM growth for the entity excluding Motor Finance is at 26%, exceeding the upper end of the full-year guidance range. (2 exceeded, 1 met across 3 tracked commitments)

The Motor Finance AUM continues to decline as part of the consolidation strategy, falling from ₹28,322 Cr in Sep-25 to ₹26,584 Cr in Dec-25, consistent with the stabilization timeline for Q4. (1 in progress across 1 tracked commitment)

Following the October 2025 listing, the actual capital ratios for Q3FY26 are lower than the post-IPO targets extracted from previous guidance. (1 missed across 1 tracked commitment)

The Debt-to-Equity ratio as of Q3FY26 (post-listing) stands at 5.1x, which is higher than the 4.9x target. (1 missed across 1 tracked commitment)

Pivoting Motor Finance towards a multi-OEM model and increasing the share of used commercial vehicles and small/medium CVs.

The Tata brand moat was further validated by an S&P rating upgrade to BBB stable, which directly lowered the cost of funds. (3 expanding)

Digital adoption has reached near-total levels, with 97% of customers onboarded digitally and 99% of collections processed through digital channels. (1 expanding)

Corporate lending remains a strategic engine used for growth when retail markets are stressed, though its current share is part of the 12% non-Retail/SME residual book. (1 stable, 2 expanding across 1 engine)

Capital adequacy strengthened significantly post-IPO, improving the leverage profile and providing a massive liquidity buffer. (2 expanding, 1 contracting)

Retail and SME segments continue to dominate the portfolio, contributing 88% of the total book. Within Retail, the company is aggressively expanding into high-yield 'Affordable Housing' which grew at 30% YoY. (2 expanding, 1 contracting, 1 stable)

Capital adequacy has significantly strengthened post-IPO, providing a massive buffer for AUM expansion and reducing leverage. (3 accelerating across 3 signals)

Housing finance remains a high-growth engine, with AUM reaching Rs. 75,636 Cr and a target to hit Rs. 1 lakh crore by mid-FY27. (2 accelerating across 2 signals)

AUM growth is showing strong momentum, with the core business (excluding Motor Finance) growing at 22% YoY and the merged entity reaching Rs. 2.44 lakh crore. (3 steady, 2 accelerating across 5 signals, 1 leading indicator)

AUM growth is accelerating significantly, jumping from a steady 22% YoY growth rate to a much larger scale following the Tata Motors Finance merger. (2 accelerating, 1 steady, 1 new trend across 4 signals)

Management is executing a turnaround for the newly acquired Motor Finance business by shifting focus toward used vehicles and smaller commercial vehicles to improve profitability. (+1 more signal)

The consolidated GNPA ratio has increased to 1.9% in Sep-25 from 1.5% in Mar-25 (Ex-TMFL), confirming the asset quality dilution from the merger. (4 intensifying, 1 easing, 2 high-severity)

STABLE. The consolidated ROA improved slightly to 1.9% (up 10 bps), but the Motor Finance segment itself is still in a 'transformation' phase and is expected to only break even by Q4 FY26. (1 stable, 1 intensifying, 1 easing)

The company faces integration and turnaround risks following the acquisition of Tata Motors Finance, with a specific focus on the cyclical nature of the Commercial Vehicle (CV) market. [EXECUTION] (+1 more risk)

The company remains an Upper Layer NBFC, maintaining bank-like risk management and governance structures. (1 stable)

EASING. The company has successfully diversified its funding, with market-linked bank borrowings increasing from 43% to 65% of the mix, and achieved a 47 bps reduction in cost of funds to 7.4%. (2 easing)