LIC Housing Finance Q1 Review - Weak Asset Quality Outweighs Multiple Other Positives: Nirmal Bang
LIC Housing Finance Q1 Review - Weak Asset Quality Outweighs Multiple Other Positives: Nirmal Bang
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Nirmal Bang Report
LIC Housing Finance Ltd. reported weak results for Q1 FY22, with its profit after tax dropping by 81% YoY on account of net interest margin compression, one-off employee expenses (Rs 1.25 billion) and increase in provisioning.
High stress levels continue to keep us uncomfortable.
Along with sticky project level non performing assets, we have also seen a sharp deterioration in the retail segment’s asset quality.
The management expects collections to improve going forward. Our discomfort around provisioning levels remains unchanged.
Overall loan book growth was 10.8% YoY on the back of disbursements rising by 143% YoY.
In view of the strong demand trends for housing finance, LIC Housing Finance’s low cost of funds positions the company competitively.
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