Capri Global Capital Q2 results: net profit rises 77.3% to Rs 418 crore

Capri Global Capital, a non-deposit taking non-banking finance company, said in a filing with the National Stock Exchange that its consolidated profit after tax for the quarter ended 30 September 2026 (Q2 FY27) was Rs 418 crore. The filing puts that 77.3% above the Rs 236 crore in the same quarter last year. Its assets under management reached Rs 43,878 crore.

What Happened

The filing is a press release on the company's unaudited standalone and consolidated results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2026, sent to the exchange on 28 October 2026. The company said the results were subject to a limited review by its joint statutory auditors. Figures below are consolidated, in Rs crore, as the filing gives them.

Net interest income, the difference between what the company earns on loans and pays on borrowings, was Rs 812 crore, against Rs 480 crore a year earlier (up 69.4%) and Rs 736 crore in the previous quarter (up 10.3%). Net total income was Rs 1,085 crore, up 58.9% year on year.

Profit after tax was Rs 418 crore, up 77.3% year on year and up 18.4% from Rs 353 crore in the quarter ended 30 June 2026. Basic earnings per share were Rs 4.35 for the quarter. For the half year, profit after tax was Rs 772 crore, which the filing says is 88% higher than a year earlier.

Assets under management were Rs 43,878 crore, up 62.3% from Rs 27,040 crore a year earlier. By product, gold loans were Rs 21,004 crore, affordable housing Rs 8,325 crore, construction finance Rs 7,534 crore and MSME loans Rs 7,016 crore.

On asset quality, the filing gives gross Stage 3 assets, which are loans classed as impaired, at 1.2% of the loan book, against 1.3% a year earlier. Credit costs for the quarter were Rs 79 crore. The standalone capital adequacy ratio was 22.7%.

What It Means

For lenders' customers and shareholders, the filing shows that the company's loan book grew by more than three-fifths in a year, with gold loans making up about 48% of it, and that profit grew faster than the loan book.

The percentages above are as the company gives them in its own press release; Oquilia has not recalculated them from unrounded figures. The results are unaudited and reviewed, not audited. Oquilia reports only what the company has filed and does not forecast results or recommend any action on the shares.

Source: Company filing on NSE