SBFC Finance Limited share price

NSE: SBFC · ISIN INE423Y01016

Key numbers

Market cap
₹ 9,848 Cr
Current price
₹ 88.86
52-week high / low
₹ 123 / 80
Stock P/E
20.4
Book value
₹ 33.7
Dividend yield
0.00%
ROCE
7.2%
ROE
13.0%
Debt to equity
1.92
Sales growth (3 yrs)
37.0%
Profit growth (3 yrs)
44.4%
1-year return
-20.8%

About SBFC Finance Limited

SBFC Finance Limited, a non-banking financial company, engages in fund-based financing activity in India. The company offers secured loans for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME); loans against gold; unsecured personal loans and unsecured business loans; and loan management services. It also operates as a corporate agent of insurance products. It serves entrepreneurs, small business owners, self-employed individuals, salaried and working-class individuals, and other individual customers. SBFC Finance Limited was incorporated in 2008 and is headquartered in Mumbai, India. SBFC Finance Limited operates as a subsidiary of SBFC Holdings Pte. Ltd.

Quarterly results

Consolidated figures in ₹ crores

Mar 2025Jun 2025Dec 2025Mar 2026Jun 2026
Sales352380425450487
Operating profit144158196204218
Net profit94101118123130
EPS (₹)0.870.931.081.121.18

Concall summary (2026-07-31)

AI summary of the earnings call transcript · tone: Positive · source document

Guidance & outlook

  • We close the quarter at 14.7% ROE and our guidance for the coming quarter remains unchanged on all fronts.
  • The guidance for the year of 25 bps reduction remains unchanged.

Growth & demand

  • When we did our strategy meeting charting out our growth from INR 10,000 crores to INR 20,000 crores, we concluded that the risks ahead never remain the same.
  • AUM grew 6% for the quarter at 27%- odd for the full year at INR 11,922 crores.

Margins & costs

  • Aided by the transmission of repo rate cuts, our cost of funds has come down by about 90 basis points year on year.
  • Capital allocation discipline helped us protect spreads, which improved by 39 bps at 9.4% driven by both a lower cost of borrowing and better pricing on the asset side.

Capex & expansion

  • On the household side, the incomes haven't materially changed over the year, but inflation has quietly eaten into the disposable income, denting repayment capacity.
  • We generally base our expansion on profitability metrics and once those returns come in, that's when we do further expansion.

Balance sheet & cash

  • The sub-10 lakh segment in particular is showing signs of leveraged stress and warrants close monitoring.
  • Our cost of borrowing for the quarter is at 8.42% which has reduced 90 bps Y-o-Y and 10 bps Q-o-Q.

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