HDB Financial Services

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HDB Financial Services shares fell 1 per cent after the NBFC reported a slight drop in its profit for Q2 FY26

Data shows that over half of the mainboard IPOs (49 out of 97) are currently trading below their listing price, reflecting weak post-listing performance

The NBFC's Q2 net profit stood at Rs 581 crore; NII grew nearly 20% while credit cost surged 74% YoY amid rise in NPAs

HDB Financial had an AUM of ₹1.1 trillion as of 1QFY26, with operations spanning 1,771 branches across India, including a strong focus on rural markets

HDB Financial shares rose as much as 1.31 per cent after Motilal Oswal assigned a 'Neutral' rating on the stock

Shares of HDB Financial, Brigade Hotel and Kalpataru were trading at their lowest point since the listings in July.

Shares of HDB Financial Services, subsidiary of HDFC Bank, hit a new low of ₹761.05, down 3% on the BSE in Friday's intra-day trade, and was trading close to its IPO issue price of ₹740 per share.

The company's share price declined 3.66 per cent to ₹810.3 during intra-day trading on Wednesday, after it reported a 2.4 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) drop in net profit to ₹568 crore for Q1FY26

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HDB Financial's Q1FY26 net declines 2.4% YoY due to 62% surge in credit costs; loan book expands 14.3%, secured loans make up 73% of total portfolio

HDB Financial Services share price jumped 6 per cent, extending rally for the second consecutive session; the stock has risen nearly 20 per cent in two day of listing

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HDB Financial Services gains over 13 per cent on market debut with Rs 69,704 crore valuation after strong IPO demand, though RBI's stake cap proposal could weigh on outlook

HDB Financial Services debuted at a premium of about 13 per cent to its issue price and closed its maiden session 13.6 per cent higher

HDFC Bank's Managing Director and CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan on Wednesday said the lender will continue supporting its subsidiary HDB Financial Services post-listing as well. Terming the Rs 12,500-crore initial public offering a "complex" transaction, Jagdishan said this is a "historic" day for the HDFC Bank-promoted non banking finance company (NBFC). HDB shares got listed on bourses on Wednesday. Speaking before the listing, Jagdishan said the IPO will provide "independent capital and visibility" for the company to accelerate its growth trajectory. "We will continue to support HDB as it navigates the opportunities and challenges of the public market," Jagdishan said. He added that HDB is well positioned to capitalise on the opportunity by the underserved credit segments in the country which provide a "large runway", and added that the company has "strong fundamentals" for doing so. HDFC Bank, the largest by assets in the private space, has nurtured the NBFC over the years, the CEO

HDB Financial Services enjoys a strong parentage from HDFC Bank, which provides it with the right ingredients to become a meaningful lender at scale, Emkay Global said

Ahead of their debut, the unlisted shares of the company were seen trading at ₹814 per share, up ₹74 or 10 per cent from the upper end price

The IPO is the biggest since Hyundai Motor India Ltd.'s record $3.3 billion deal in October and comes as institutional share placements and listings are picking up after a lull