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- H1FY27 standalone AUM grew 21% to INR20,274 Cr; acquisitions up 18% to INR1,707 Cr
- Recoveries rose 21% to INR2,135 Cr; Q2 acquisitions nearly 4x Q1 and 43% higher y-y
- Total income increased 48% to INR516 Cr; PAT up 54% to INR290 Cr with 56% margin
- Capital adequacy strong at 70.5%; debt-to-equity moderate at 0.37x
- Focus on growing corporate, retail, SME books and scaling collection as a service
- Majority acquisitions structured deals; average investment ratio 42%
- Writebacks part of revenue; ECL provision reversal in Q2; consistent fee income run rate
- No specific guidance given; management emphasizes long-term view and seasonality
- Competitive edge from broad asset class focus, technology, and collection capabilities
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