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Yes Bank Ltd
Yes Bank Q4 Results: ₹738 Cr Profit, 63% YoY Growth, and Strong Asset Quality

Business and Industry Overview: 

Yes Bank is a private bank in India. It started in 2004 and has its main office in Mumbai. The bank helps people and businesses with money. People can open savings and current accounts. They can also get loans, credit cards, and fixed deposits. Businesses use the bank for loans and money management. Many companies trust Yes Bank for their financial needs.  In 2020, Yes Bank had big money problems. Many people and businesses could not repay their loans. The bank lost a lot of money and faced a crisis. It could not manage its funds properly. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and other big banks helped. They gave money and made changes in the bank. This helped Yes Bank recover.  After that, Yes Bank worked to fix its problems. It became careful while giving loans. It checked risks properly before lending money. It also improved how it managed funds. The bank focused on online banking. It made mobile banking and online payments better. More people started using these services.   Yes Bank is now trying to grow again. It wants people to trust it. It still faces some problems. Other banks are strong competition. It also has old loan issues. But it is working hard to improve. It wants to become strong and stable in the future. 

Latest Stock News: 

Yes Bank made a profit of ₹738 crore in the last quarter of financial year 2025. This profit is 63% more than the profit in the same quarter last year. The bank made more profit because it kept less money for bad loans. This money is called provisions. The provisions fell by 32.5% and became ₹318 crore. The bank earned ₹2,276 crore from interest. This is called Net Interest Income (NII). It is 5.7% more than last year. The bank also earned ₹1,567 crore from other work. This is 11% more than last year. The bank’s loan quality got better. Gross NPA stayed the same at 1.60%. Net NPA became better. It went down to 0.3% from 0.5%. The bank gave more loans. The loans grew by 8.1% compared to last year. The bank also got more money from customers. Deposits grew by 6.8%. The profit from lending, called Net Interest Margin (NIM), became 2.50%. Last year it was 2.40%. Before the result, the share price went up by 1.2%. On April 16, 2025, the share price was ₹18.05. On the same day, the bank got a tax notice. The tax amount is ₹244 crore. It is for the year 2016–17. Even after this news, the share price went up by 3.02%. 

Business Segments:

Retail and SME Banking – This part gives loans to people and small businesses. It is the biggest part of the bank. It has 59% of the total loans.

Mid-Corporate Banking – This part gives loans to medium-sized companies. It has 16% of the total loans. 

Corporate Banking – This part gives loans to big companies. It has 25% of the total loans. 

Subsidiary information: 

  1. YES Securities (India) Limited (YSIL) is a subsidiary of Yes Bank, and it is fully owned by the bank. It was started in 2013 and is based in Mumbai, India. YES Securities offers many services, including investment banking, merchant banking, stock broking, wealth management, and research. It serves a variety of clients, such as retail customers, high-net-worth individuals (HNI/UHNI), and institutional clients. The CEO of YES Securities is Prasanth Prabhakaran, who has been with the company since 2017. 
  1. YES Asset Management (India) Limited is another fully owned subsidiary of Yes Bank. It focuses on managing mutual funds and offering investment products to both retail and institutional investors. The company helps customers by providing different types of investment solutions in various asset classes. 

Q4 Highlights: 

  • Net Profit: ₹738 crore, up 63% year-on-year. ​ 
  • Net Interest Income (NII): ₹2,276 crore, a 5.7% increase from the previous year. ​ 
  • Other Income: ₹1,567 crore, reflecting an 11% growth year-on-year. ​Reuters 
  • Gross Non-Performing Asset (NPA) Ratio: 1.60%, unchanged from the previous quarter. ​ 
  • Net NPA Ratio: Improved to 0.3% from 0.5% in the last quarter. ​
  • Loan Growth: 8.1% year-on-year. ​
  • Deposit Growth: 6.8% year-on-year.
  • Net Interest Margin (NIM): 2.50%, up from 2.40% in the previous year. 

Financial Summary: 

Amount in ₹ Crore Q4 FY24 Q4 FY25 FY24 FY25 
Revenue 2,419.28 2,590.10 9,994.42 10,345.10 
Expenses 2,678.37 2,525.00 9,961.60 9,800.00 
EBITDA -259.09 350 -664.2 820 
Operating Margin (OPM) -10.71% 13.50% -6.65% 7.90% 
Net Profit / (Loss) -95.95 738 -253.75 2,520.00 
Net Profit Margin (NPM) -3.97% 28.50% -2.54% 24.40% 
Earnings Per Share (EPS) -0.93 1.05 -2.45 6.50 
Shriram Finance Ltd
Shriram Finance Outshines Market with 5% Rally After Outlook Upgrade and Growth Strategy

Business and Industry Overview:  

Shriram Finance Ltd is a big finance company in India. It is part of the Shriram Group. The group started in 1974 in Chennai. First, it worked with chit funds. Then, it started giving loans and insurance. In 2022, three companies joined to make Shriram Finance. These were Shriram City Union Finance, Shriram Capital, and Shriram Transport Finance. Shriram Finance gives many types of loans. It gives loans for trucks, buses, cars, and two-wheelers. It gives gold loans and loans to small businesses. Many people in small towns and villages cannot get loans from big banks. Shriram Finance helps these people. It easily gives loans. The Shriram Group also works in insurance. Shriram Life Insurance gives life insurance. Shriram General Insurance gives insurance for cars, homes, and travel. The group helps people invest money. Shriram AMC manages mutual funds. Shriram Insight helps people buy and sell shares. Shriram Wealth gives advice on saving and using money. The group also builds houses. Shriram Properties builds homes, mostly in South India. Shriram Automall is a place where people can buy and sell used vehicles. The Shriram Group helps common people and small business owners. It gives loans, insurance, and other services in cities and villages. It makes money matters easy for people who cannot go to big banks. 

Latest Stock News: 

On April 8, 2025, Shriram Finance’s share price went up by 5% to ₹648.45. This happened during the day on the BSE stock exchange. The share price increased because of a stable outlook and strong buying by investors. The stock had fallen by 6% in the last three trading days. But now it has recovered most of that loss. It was the top gainer in the Nifty Financial Services index on that day. This index went up by 1.6%. The Nifty 50 index also went up by 1.62%. Shriram Finance has done better than the market recently. In the last week, the stock increased by 1%. At the same time, the Nifty 50 fell by 3.3%. In the last three months, Shriram Finance gained 11%. The Nifty 50 fell by 5.4% in the same time. Shriram Finance is part of the Shriram Group. It is the main company of the group. The company works in many areas like consumer finance, life insurance, general insurance, stock broking, and distribution. It is one of the biggest non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) in India. Its total assets under management (AUM) are more than ₹2.54 trillion. 

On March 18, 2025, S&P Global Ratings gave a better credit rating to Shriram Finance. The rating went up from ‘BB/B’ to ‘BB+/B’. S&P said the company will benefit from stronger rules in India for NBFCs. It also said that Shriram Finance has a good financial position. S&P said the company is a leader in used commercial vehicle loans. This is because of strong relationships with customers, a deep knowledge of the market, and a wide reach in rural areas. Shriram Finance works in risky areas. Its customers often have low income and no fixed cash flow. Because of this, the company’s credit cost and bad loans are higher than some other companies. But India’s growing economy will help the company. S&P said that credit cost may improve a little. It may go down from 2.1% to 1.9% of average loans in the next few years. 

The company’s loan growth is expected to be strong. It may grow 17% to 19% over the next two years. But its capital will still be strong. S&P said the risk-adjusted capital (RAC) ratio will stay between 13.5% and 14%. Shriram Finance is not growing too fast in any one segment. It is growing steadily in all areas. It is also reducing its focus on commercial vehicle loans. This will lower the risk. 

Shriram Finance has also applied to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for a primary dealership license. If approved, this will let the company buy and sell government bonds. Very few NBFCs in India have this license. Also, the RBI has allowed Shriram Finance to buy 100% of Shriram Overseas Investments Private Limited. This may help the company in its plans. The company wants to double its AUM in the next five years. It will focus more on cross-selling and growing in rural and semi-urban areas. Analysts also feel positive about the company. They like its strong portfolio, good loan quality, and ability to give good returns. 

Potentials: 

Shriram Finance has many simple goals for the future. It wants to grow fast and help more people. In December 2024, it started a new part called Shriram Green Finance. This gives loans for electric vehicles, battery stations, and clean energy machines. The company wants to grow this green loan business to ₹5,000 crore in 3 to 4 years. First, it will focus on states like Karnataka, Kerala, NCR, and Maharashtra. Shriram Finance also wants to help more small businesses. These are called MSMEs. Right now, it gives ₹19,600 crore in loans to them. It plans to grow this to ₹40,000 crore in 3 years. It will do this by opening more branches in North, Central, and East India. The company wants to grow its total loans (called AUM) by 15% every year. It will do this by giving more loans for vehicles, tractors, and small businesses. In May 2024, it sold its housing loan company for $555 million. Now it will focus more on giving loans to people and small businesses. Shriram Finance also wants its total assets to grow to ₹3 lakh crore by 2025–2026. It is using more digital tools so people can apply for loans online. This saves time. It also plans to work with other companies to reach more people, even in villages. In short, Shriram Finance wants to help the environment, support small businesses, grow fast, and use technology to serve people better. 

Analyst Insights: 

  • Market capitalisation: ₹ 1,19,892 Cr. 
  • Current Price:₹ 637 
  • 52-Week High/Low: ₹ 730 / 439 
  • P/E Ratio: 14.8 
  • Dividend Yield: 1.41%
  • Return on Capital Employed (ROCE): 11.3% 
  • Return on Equity (ROE): 15.9% 

Shriram Finance Ltd (STFC) has been growing well. Its revenue and profit have been increasing every year. The company makes good money from its business, shown by a return on equity (ROE) of 15.9%. This means it uses its money wisely to earn profits. 

The company’s stock price is not too high compared to others, making it a good option for investors. It also pays a dividend of 1.41%, which means investors get some money back from their investment. The company’s profit from financing has also grown, showing that its main business is doing well. 

The company has more assets now, which shows it is expanding. It does have some debt, but it makes enough money to handle it. Shriram Finance focuses on lending for used commercial vehicles and two-wheelers, which helps it stand out in the market. 

Even though there are some risks, the company is growing and making profits. It is a good option for investors who want to hold stocks for the long term. 

Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Ltd
Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Faces Short-Term Decline but Poised for Strong Long-Term Growth in 2025

Business and Industry Overview: 

Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Limited is a company that belongs to the Murugappa Group, one of India’s largest business groups. It was founded in 1949. The company first made tubes and later moved into other industries. In 1959, it merged with Tube Products of India Ltd., changing its name to Tube Investments of India Ltd. This marked the start of its growth into many areas. In 1960, the company started a joint venture called TI Diamond Chain with a U.S. company. By 1962, it began making cold-rolled steel strips. In the 1980s, Cholamandalam expanded into the automobile sector. It built a factory in Avadi, Tamil Nadu, to make car parts. Cholamandalam entered the insurance business in 2002. It invested Rs 76.30 crore in Cholamandalam General Insurance. This made the insurance company a part of Cholamandalam. They also partnered with Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Company from Japan to run the insurance business. In 2010, the company bought a majority stake in the Sedis Group from France and set up a plant in China. In 2008, Cholamandalam began making electric scooters. It opened plants to make e-scooters and bicycles. The company also grew its business in many other ways, including making parts for cars. In 2017, it decided to separate its manufacturing business. It transferred the manufacturing business to Tube Investments of India Ltd. In 2019, the company changed its name to Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Limited. Recently, the company focused on growing its financial services. In 2022, it bought a company called Payswiff Technologies to help improve its digital services. Cholamandalam also launched new loan products like Consumer & Small Enterprise Loans and Secured Business & Personal Loans. These loans help people and small businesses. By 2023, the company expanded its branches from 22 to 34 across India. Today, Cholamandalam Financial Holdings is known for offering insurance, loans, and wealth management services. The company continues to grow and introduce new products. It aims to meet the needs of its customers and expand its reach across India. 

India’s financial services industry is growing very fast. Mutual funds, where people invest their money, have seen huge growth. In 2014, the total money invested in mutual funds was Rs. 9.16 trillion. By 2024, it grew to Rs. 64.97 trillion. This shows that more people are choosing mutual funds to grow their money. The insurance sector is also growing. By 2025, it might reach US$ 1 trillion. More people are buying insurance to protect themselves and their families. The fintech sector is booming. Fintech includes companies that provide financial services online. These services include payments, money transfers, and digital banking. India now has over 2,100 fintech companies. With more people using smartphones and the internet, India is becoming one of the biggest digital markets. These companies help people manage money and pay bills easily through their phones. The Indian government is helping the financial industry grow. In 2022, the government introduced plans to launch the Digital Rupee. This will make digital payments even faster and easier. The government is also encouraging foreign companies to invest in India’s insurance sector. They increased the limit for foreign investment to 74%. Financial services like loans, insurance, and mutual funds are reaching more people in rural areas. Before, many people in villages did not have access to these services. Now, they can easily use them. The wealth management industry is also growing. Rich people are looking for personal financial advice and investment options. The government has made it easier for more people to use financial services. Digital payment systems like UPI (Unified Payments Interface) are growing in popularity. UPI helps people send money and make payments quickly. More people are using it every day. These changes show that India’s financial services industry is modernizing and reaching more people. The industry has a lot of potential to keep growing. 

Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Limited (CFHL) is a strong company in India that offers services like mutual funds, insurance, and asset management. It competes with big companies like HDFC, ICICI, and SBI, but it stands out because it is part of the trusted Murugappa Group. CFHL helps many different types of customers. It serves large businesses, small businesses, and even people in rural areas. These are areas where financial services were hard to find before. CFHL is also making it easier for people to use its services online. Customers can now manage their investments and insurance through digital platforms. CFHL owns a large part of Cholamandalam MS General Insurance, which helps it grow in the insurance market. This gives CFHL a chance to reach more people who need insurance. The company uses new technologies to improve its services. CFHL focuses on customer needs and reaching people in more parts of India. As more people use financial services, CFHL is well-positioned to grow and do well in the market. 

Latest Stock News: 

As of March 27, 2025, Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Ltd (CFHL) is trading at ₹1,721.60, up by ₹8.70 or 0.51% on the day. The stock’s volume for the day was 88,152 shares. The stock reached a high of ₹1,739.40 and a low of ₹1,701.90. It is part of the non-life insurance industry in the financial services sector. Its share price has recently increased by 0.51%, reaching ₹1,721.60. In the past year, the stock has grown by over 57%, showing it’s a strong performer. The company is in the financial services sector, particularly in non-life insurance, and is worth about ₹32,367 crore. It has been making good profits and saving a lot of them in reserves. Experts think the stock could grow more, making it a good option for investors looking for returns. 

Recently, CFHL’s stock price broke out from a period of sideways movement, showing a positive sign. It has found support above the 200-day moving average, which could mean it is ready to go up after falling by 24%. Experts believe that short-term traders could aim for ₹1,800 in the next 1-2 months. If the stock keeps performing well, it might offer good returns for those willing to take on higher risks. The overall trend for CFHL looks positive, and investors may want to buy it in the coming months. In addition to this, the company has announced a recent update regarding its Code of Practices and Procedures for Fair Disclosure of Unpublished Price Sensitive Information. The Board of Directors approved amendments to the code in their meeting on March 26, 2025. The revised code, in compliance with SEBI’s regulations, ensures that the company will disclose price-sensitive information in a fair, timely, and uniform manner. The updated code is available on the company’s website for public access. 

Potentials: 

Cholamandalam Financial Holdings has clear plans for growth. They aim to expand in the non-life insurance market. By offering new products, they hope to attract more customers. This will help the company increase its profits. The company also wants to improve its digital services. They plan to make it easier for customers to use their products online. This includes improving their website and mobile apps. Customers will be able to buy insurance, track claims, and manage policies more easily. Cholamandalam is focused on building up cash reserves. This will make the company more financially stable. Having more reserves will also allow them to invest in future growth opportunities. To be more efficient, the company will use advanced technology and better business processes. This will help reduce costs and increase productivity. Cholamandalam wants to keep its customers happy. They will focus on providing good service and building strong relationships. This will help them keep existing customers and attract new ones. Lastly, the company wants to give steady returns to its shareholders. They are committed to growing the business in a way that benefits everyone involved. In summary, Cholamandalam’s future plans are about expanding their market, improving digital services, saving money for future investments, becoming more efficient, and focusing on customer satisfaction. These strategies will help the company grow and succeed over time. 

Analyst Insights: 

  • Market capitalisation: ₹ 32,419 Cr 
  • Current Price:₹ 1,725 
  • 52-Week High/Low: ₹ 2,155 / 1,034 
  • Stock P/E: 15.6 
  • Dividend Yield: 0.03%
  • Return on Capital Employed (ROCE): 10.7%

Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Ltd (CFHL) has shown good growth. Its revenue grew by 31% last year. This means the company is expanding and making more money. Its net profit also grew a lot, from ₹543 Cr in FY2021 to ₹1,160 Cr in FY2023. This shows strong profit growth. It is good at making money. The company keeps 50% of what it earns as profit. This means for every ₹100 it makes, ₹50 is profit. This is a sign of good management. The return on equity (ROE) is 19.8%. This means CFHL is using its money well to make more money for its investors. CFHL has a lower price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio compared to companies like Bajaj Finance. This could mean CFHL is cheaper than its competitors, making it a good time to buy. Although there is a small drop in promoter holdings and the interest coverage ratio is lower, these are not big problems compared to its overall good financial performance. CFHL is also spread out in different areas like vehicle finance, home loans, and insurance. This helps the company stay stable even if one part of the business does not do well. With its strong growth and lower stock price compared to competitors, CFHL looks like a good investment in the finance sector.