The growth came despite liquidity crunch in the NBFC sector and a lacklustre two-wheeler sales in the quarter owing to increased insurance price in the segment.
“As far as MCLS is concerned, we’re into small ticket loans. If there are any short-term shock we can manage that…the liquidity problem is a short-term concern for us because we’ve a strong collection on the ground,” said Madhu Alexiouse, Chief Operating Officer, Muthoot Capital.
The total income touched INR 142.3 crores, against INR 105.2 crores for the corresponding quarter of the previous year, showing a growth of 35 %.
The NBFC’s disbursed Rs.493.1 crores of their total advances of Rs.502.1 crores for vehicle loans, which is their majority portfolio, during the quarter. The total AUM (Assets under Management) reached INR 2596 crores at the end of the quarter, including the securitized portfolio of INR 438.3 crores.
With new product launches in line for the upcoming quarters, the company said that it plans to reach Rs.4000 crore AUM by the end of 2020, Alexiouse said.
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