How successful any LIC stock sale will be, however, remains an open question
Shares of LIC Housing Finance (LICHFL) on Friday zoomed nearly 13 per cent after the firm reported a 6 per cent increase in profit after tax for the quarter ended December 2021. The stock jumped 12.63 per cent to Rs 389 on the BSE. On the NSE, it rallied 12.59 per cent to Rs 389. Mortgage lender LIC Housing Finance on Thursday reported a 6 per cent increase in profit after tax at Rs 767.33 crore for the quarter ended December 2021, aided by higher collections and drop in provisions. It had reported a profit after tax of Rs 727.04 crore in the same period of the previous fiscal. "The income levels were more or less maintained. Our collections were good during the three months of the quarter. Recovery also picked up across all the regions. "Even the provisions were less in the quarter because of the provisions we had made earlier," the company's Managing Director and CEO Y Viswanatha Gowd said. The lender reported better growth in the quarter due to higher disbursements during the
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