Earnings Review
Nippon Life AMC Q4 PAT up 29% on high revenue, fall in tax
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--Nippon Life AMC Jan-Mar consol net profit INR 3.85 bln
--Analysts saw Nippon Life AMC Jan-Mar consol net profit INR 3.41 bln
--Nippon Life AMC Jan-Mar consol revenue INR 7.39 bln
--Analysts saw Nippon Life AMC Jan-Mar consol revenue INR 7.02 bln
--Nippon Life AMC Jan-Mar consol PAT INR 3.85 bln vs INR 2.99 bln year ago
--Nippon Life AMC Jan-Mar consol sales INR 7.39 bln vs INR 5.67 bln yr ago
--Nippon Life AMC to pay INR 12.50 per share final dividend
--Nippon Life AMC final dividend record date Jun 26
--Nippon Life AMC FY26 consol PAT INR 15.29 bln vs INR 12.86 bln year ago
--Nippon Life AMC FY26 consol revenue INR 27.09 bln vs INR 22.31 bln
By Shweta
NEW DELHI – Nippon Life India Asset Management Ltd. Monday reported a healthy on-year growth in the consolidated bottom line for the March quarter on the back of strong revenue growth and a slight fall in tax. The growth in the bottom line and top line was above the Street's estimates. This was the second consecutive quarter in which the company posted an on-year rise in its net profit. The company also reported the fastest on-year growth in revenue in the last five quarters.
The asset management company's net profit rose nearly 29% on year to INR 3.85 billion for the March quarter. Sequentially, the bottom line fell nearly 5%. Analysts had estimated Nippon Life's net profit at INR 3.41 billion.
Total income rose nearly 20% on year to INR 7.05 billion for the latest quarter. But the total income fell nearly 10% sequentially. The company's revenue from operations increased over 30% on year and nearly 5% on quarter to INR 7.39 billion. While other income was in negative territory, at (-)INR 335 million, against INR 230 million a year ago. Last month, the government bond yield surged amid the global uncertainties and higher crude oil prices. This dented the income from investments, resulting in a fall in the company's other income.
The company will pay a final dividend of INR 12.50 per share with a record date of Jun. 26.
Total expenses rose almost 16% on year to INR 2.45 billion. However, total expenses slipped nearly 1% sequentially. Of this, the fee and commission expenses rose nearly 28% on year and nearly 4% to INR 203.2 billion for the March quarter while employee benefits expenses jumped to INR 1.26 billion from INR 1.11 billion a year ago, but fell from 1.33 billion sequentially.
The quarterly averaged assets under management was INR 7.25 trillion, up 30% on year and 3% on quarter, according to the investor presentation. The company's market share was 8.89% at the end of the March quarter, up 63 basis point on year and 24 bps on quarter. The systematic flow for the March quarter rose 12% on year to INR 108.7 billion.
For 2025-26, the asset manager's consolidated net profit rose nearly 19% on year to INR 15.29 billion. Its revenue grew over 21% on year to INR 27.09 billion for FY26.
The company announced its quarterly earnings near the end of market hours. Shares of the company ended INR 989.70 on the National Stock Exchanges, up over 1% from the previous close. End
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Edited by Akul Nishant Akhoury
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