PB Fintech's stock rallied sharply after it scrapped a board meeting to consider a QIP, easing worries over fresh dilution and capital allocation amid plans for overseas and healthcare expansion
In the December quarter, PB Fintech posted 165 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) growth in net profit to ₹189 crore from ₹71 crore in Q3 FY25
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PB Fintech's Q3 FY26 profit jumps 165% to ₹189 crore on strong insurance premium growth; board to consider QIP fundraise on Feb 5
Q3FY26 company results: Firms including Thermax, Campus Activewear, Honeywell Automation India, UPL and Indus Towers are also to release their October-December earnings today
PB Fintech Q3 results preview: Management commentary on the impact of the change in GST rate to nil on individual life and health insurance on the take rate shall be keenly watched
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PB Fintech shares rose after the company reported a strong September quarter (Q2FY26) performance, driven by robust growth in its insurance segment.
PB Fintech Q2 results preview: Management commentary on the impact of the change in goods and services tax (GST) rate to nil on individual life and health insurance on take rate will be keenly watched
Ambit analysts see HDFC Bank benefiting from accelerating credit growth, normalisation in cost of funds, and focus on high-yield segments like MSME, gold, and unsecured retail loans.
With GST on individual life and health policies (and reinsurance) reduced to zero, the focus has shifted to input tax credit (ITC)
This latest revision, it said, was shaped by several factors, which meant increasing exposure to the financials and consumer sectors, booking gains in stocks where the market drivers are in place