Earnings Review
Aditya Birla Sunlife AMC PAT rises 10% YoY; beats estimates
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--Aditya Birla AMC Jan-Mar net profit INR 2.27 bln
--Analysts saw Aditya Birla AMC Jan-Mar net profit INR 1.94 bln
--Aditya Birla AMC Jan-Mar net profit INR 2.27 bln vs INR 2.07 bln yr ago
--Aditya Birla AMC Jan-Mar revenue INR 4.23 bln vs INR 3.60 bln year ago
--Aditya Birla AMC to pay INR 24 per share dividend for FY25
--Aditya Birla AMC FY25 net profit INR 9.25 bln vs INR 7.74 bln year ago
--Aditya Birla AMC FY25 revenue INR 16.59 bln vs INR 13.30 bln year ago
By Kabir Sharma
MUMBAI – Aditya Birla Sunlife Asset Management Co. Ltd. reported a net profit of INR 2.27 billion for the Jan-Mar quarter, higher than analysts' estimates of INR 1.94 billion. The net profit was 9.7% higher than the year-ago period. Revenue for the March quarter rose to INR 4.23 billion, from INR 3.60 billion a year ago.
For the financial year 2024-25 (Apr-Mar), the net profit was INR 9.25 billion, up from INR 7.74 billion in the previous year. The revenue for the year was INR 16.59 billion, higher than INR 13.30 billion the year ago. The company declared a dividend of INR 24 per share for the financial year ended March.
The assets under management for the quarter rose 15% on year to INR 3.82 trillion. However, the AUM were lower than INR 3.84 trillion in the quarter ended December. The fall in AUM can be attributed to the fall in equity assets under management of the company, which fell from INR 1.8 trillion in Oct-Dec to INR 1.7 trillion in Jan-Mar owing to the correction in equity market during the quarter.
Even as the equity AUM fell, the fixed income assets under management of the mutual fund rose 18% on year to INR 2.1 trillion in the quarter ended March. The mutual fund holds 6.3% of the total market share.
The fall in the AUM was also reflected in the moderation in systematic investment plan inflows. SIP inflows fell to INR 13.16 billion in Jan-Mar, from INR 13.82 billion a quarter ago. New SIP registrations fell to 543,000 in Jan-Mar from 670,000 a quarter ago and 596,000 a year ago. On the National Stock Exchange, shares of the company closed flat at INR 642.25. End
Edited by Ashish Shirke
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