Shares of the company closed 2.84% up after the results
The platform is targeted at customers living in smaller cities and towns of India
Fitch Ratings on Wednesday said the recent search by the enforcement directorate at gold-backed lender Manappuram Finance highlights corporate governance challenges that can arise in emerging markets like India. "Such searches need not lead to further regulatory action, but investigations raise reputational risk that could tarnish a lender's business prospects and constrict funding access due to reduced market confidence - potentially affecting an issuer's credit profile - even if no wrongdoing is identified," Fitch added. The rating agency said Manappuram Finance Ltd has disclosed that the Enforcement Directorate's search at its premises pertained to legacy non-compliant activities at its branches up until 2012. Such searches are relatively rare, and can flag potential governance risks, but the activities the company has identified thus far as being involved are publicly known and Fitch has already factored them into its rating, "including our assessment of the company's corporate
He also clarified that the total value of shares attached by ED is worth approximately Rs 2,000 crore, not around Rs 140 crore as stated
May impact investor confidence, Stock tanks 11.45% on BSE
Manappuram's promoter, V.P. Nandakumar, said in the notification that the probe was not related to the company but a private entity called Manappuram Agro Farms, which is no longer in existence
With today's fall, the stock has lost 21 per cent since Wednesday, May 3 when the ED had first began searches at the company's premises
As per PTI, the raids were being undertaken to gather evidences related to allegations that the company collected public deposits worth over Rs 150 crore in contravention of RBI guidelines
CRISIL Ratings believes MFL's capitalisation and asset quality will remain strong supported by its gold loan business.
Selective small-cap stocks may rally up to 22 per cent in coming months, show technical charts
In the past one week, the stock has rallied 6 per cent, as compared to 0.11 per cent decline in the S&P BSE Sensex
It makes sense to go for bank gold loans if customers are borrowing larger ticket sizes, like Rs 10 or Rs 15 lakh, and for a longer period
Analysts believe the continued aggression of banks and fintechs would make gold loan NBFCs pivot their business models to lower spreads and margin
Manappuram holds about 98 per cent stake in Micro finance subsidiary
Manappuram Finance on Saturday reported a 10.7 per cent rise in consolidated net profit at Rs 409.48 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2022. The non-banking finance company, which is mainly into gold loans, had posted a net profit of Rs 369.88 crore in the year-ago quarter. Sequentially, profit grew by 45 per cent from the June 2022 quarter. The company's consolidated assets under management (AUM) grew by 7.89 per cent to Rs 30,664.96 crore from Rs 28,421.63 crore a year ago, Manappuram Finance said in a release. The board of directors has approved payment of interim dividend of Rs 0.75 per share with face value of Rs 2 each, it added. The company's MD and CEO V P Nandakumar said, "We have posted a sequential increase in profit of 45 per cent. It is in line with our commitment to maintain operational efficiency even as we target growth." The gold loan portfolio of the South-based company was at Rs 19,190 crore, while the number of gold loan customers reached 24.1 lakh in
Stocks to Watch Today: Analysts recommend lack of clarity on the new policy may limit the upside on Concor; Govt to acquire stake in Voda Idea after the stock stabilizes above Rs 10.
The financial condition of Shriram Transport Finance, Muthoot Finance, Manappuram Finance and IIFL Finance is satisfactory, says agency
Manappuram Finance has so far on Friday post RBI rate hike has logged its biggest intra-day gain this year, the stock along with DLF, SBI and Bajaj Auto can rally up to 14 per cent in the near term.
Stocks to Watch: With oil prices staging a dramatic reversal, related stocks, along with rate-sensitive sectors will be on the radar as RBI announces its monetary policy outcome Friday.
CLOSING BELL: PSU banks were the worst hit today with the Nifty PSB index down 1.75 per cent