The fall in new delinquencies in the microfinance industry has slowed, delaying recovery by a quarter, with meaningful earnings growth expected only from Q4 FY26 or FY27
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Microfinance firm Satin Creditcare Network is aiming 15 per cent loan growth during the current financial year, on account of expected good monsoon and easing interest rates. "We have closed FY '25 with the Assets under Management at Rs 11,300 crore registering a growth of 7 per cent but the coming year should be better in terms of business," Satin Creditcare Network Chairman cum Managing Director HP Singh told PTI. The stress in the microfinance sector is settling down and it should take one or two quarters for things to get normal depending on the individual entity, he said. Going forward, he said, "we expect loan growth of 10-15 per cent as there is normal monsoon forecast and easing interest rate bringing down cost for us and our customers." Asked about fund needs to meet business expansion, he said, there is a good pipeline to take care of growth requirements for the current financial year and the company can raise further capital in case of need. Last month, Satin Creditcare
Presently, MFIs account for around 40% of the portfolio while the remainder is shared by banks, SFBs and NBFCs. The overall portfolio touched Rs 4.4 trn with around 85 mn unique borrowers last year