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Jio Fincl Oct-Dec consol PAT flat YoY; interest income falls

This story was originally published at 20:52 IST on 17 January 2025
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Informist, Friday, Jan. 17, 2025

 

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--Jio Fincl Oct-Dec consol net profit INR 2.95 bln vs INR 2.94 bln year ago 
--Jio Fincl Oct-Dec consol revenue INR 4.38 bln vs INR 4.14 bln year ago 
--Jio Fincl Apr-Dec consol net profit INR 12.96 bln vs INR 12.94 bln yr ago 
--Jio Fincl Apr-Dec consol revenue INR 15.50 bln vs INR 14.36 bln year ago 
--Jio Fincl arm Jio Fin's AUM INR 41.99 bln Dec 31 vs INR 12.06 bln Sept 30 

 

By Vaishali Tyagi

 

MUMBAI – Jio Financial Services Ltd.'s consolidated net profit remained flat against a year ago at INR 2.95 billion for the quarter ended December. However, on a sequential basis, the company's bottom line took a hit, with net profit slumping over 55% due to a decline in interest income.

 

The company's interest income fell over 20% on year to INR 2.10 billion. For Apr-Dec, the company registered profit of INR 12.96 billion, broadly unchanged from the year-ago period. 

 

Total income of the company rose over 8% on year to INR 4.49 billion in the reporting quarter. On a sequential basis, the total income of the company declined sharply by 35.3%. Meanwhile, the company's total revenue from operations was up nearly 6% on year to INR 4.38 billion, driven by a 85.32% surge in net gain on fair value changes.

 

However, Jio Financial's total expenses in Oct-Dec rose 32.14% on year to 1.31 billion, primarily due to higher impairment on financial instruments and employee benefits expense. On quarter, the company's total expenses fell over 10%.

 

"Excluding provisions, total expenses declined on a quarterly basis. This was on account of annual corporate social responsibility expense incurred in Jul-Sept and pre-incorporation expenses attributable to new businesses in subsidies and joint ventures," Abhishek Pathak, chief financial officer, Jio Financial Services said in a post-earnings call. 

 

Jio Financial's subsidiary, Jio Finance Ltd., reported assets under management of INR 41.99 billion for the quarter ended December. Additionally, the company's payments bank saw a 25% on-quarter increase in current account and savings account customers, reaching 1.89 million. The company is also leveraging its marketing tie-up with MyJio to drive customer acquisition and has filed an application for a third party application providers licence.

 

Jio Financial Services is a holding company of multiple financial services businesses. Jio Finance was established in 2006 as Reliance Retail Finance Ltd., a non-deposit-taking non-banking finance company. The company announced its financial results post market hours. On Friday, shares of Jio Financial closed 0.8% higher at INR 279 on the National Stock Exchange.  End

 

Edited by Deepshikha Bhardwaj

 

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