"In the back drop of a difficult environment and inconsistent cash flows in our customers' hands, we remain focused on maintaining our profitability and portfolio quality. Being consistent with this focus, while we have improved our net spreads and operating efficiency, we are seeing a turnaround in collection efficiency. We will continue to work on further improving the portfolio quality," Sanjay Chamria, vice chairman and managing director of Magma Fincorp, said in his post-earnings comments.
Finance costs increased to Rs 306.3 crore in October-December quarter from Rs 252.2 crore a year earlier. The company has also made non-performing asset (NPA) provisions of Rs 129.2 crore so far this financial year.
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