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Informist, Monday, May 4, 2026

 

By Vaishali Tyagi

 

--Manappuram Finance interim dividend record date is May 11 
--Manappuram Fin FY26 consol revenue INR 95.09 bln vs INR 100.11 bln yr ago 
--Manappuram Fin FY26 consol PAT INR 10.03 bln vs INR 12.16 bln yr ago 
--Manappuram Fin to pay INR 0.5 per share interim dividend 
--Manappuram Fin Jan-Mar consol revenue INR 26.14 bln vs INR 23.61 bln yr ago 
--Manappuram Fin Jan-Mar consol PAT INR 4.04 bln vs loss INR 1.91 bln yr ago 
--Manappuram Fin Jan-Mar consol revenue INR 26.14 bln 
--Manappuram Fin Jan-Mar consol net profit INR 4.04 bln 

 

NEW DELHI – Manappuram Finance Ltd. reported a strong consolidated net profit for the March quarter, against a loss in the corresponding quarter a year ago, owing to a significant decline in its total expenditure and a rise in total revenue from operations. The Kerala-headquartered non-banking finance company's consolidated net profit for the quarter was INR 4.04 billion, against a loss of INR 1.91 billion a year ago. Sequentially, the bottom line of the company grew nearly 68%. 

 

The company's total expenditure for the March quarter was INR 20.62 billion, down nearly 21% from a year ago. Out of the total expenditure, finance cost rose to INR 11.09 billion from 8.95 billion reported in the corresponding quarter a year ago, but the expenditure on impairment on financial instruments fell nearly 77% on year to INR 2.16 billion. It fell over 44% on quarter.

 

The company's expenditure on employee benefits remained broadly the same on a yearly basis at INR 4.89 billion. Other expenditure fell nearly 21% on year to INR 1.54 billion in Jan-Mar. 

 

The total revenue of the company was INR 26.14 billion, up around 11% from a year ago and similar to a quarter ago. Total income of the company rose to INR 26.26 billion in Jan-Mar from INR 23.63 billion reported in Jan-Mar FY25. 

 

For 2025–26 (Apr-Mar), the company reported a net profit of INR 10.03 billion, down from INR 12.16 billion a year ago. The total revenue was INR 95.09 billion, down from INR 100.11 billion a year ago. 

 

The gold financier Monday approved the redesignation of V.P. Nandakumar as non-executive director and chairperson of the board effective Oct. 1. Currently, Nandakumar is serving as managing director of the company and chairperson of the board till Sept. 30.

 

The company announced to pay INR 0.50 per share as interim dividend and set May 11 as the record date. On Monday, shares of Manappuram Finance closed 3.7% higher at INR 305.15 on the National Stock Exchange of India.  End  

 

Edited by Avishek Dutta

 

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