Muthoot Capital Services Limited Q2 & H1 FY27 Earnings Conference Call Summary
Trading Symbol (NSE): MUTHOOTCAP
Event Date: Conference Call held on November 06, 2026
Nature of Disclosure: Transcript of conference call discussing unaudited financial results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2026, pursuant to Regulation 30 of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015.
Management Participants
- Mr. Mathews Markose – Chief Executive Officer
- Mr. Ramandeep Gill – Chief Financial Officer
Key Business and Operational Highlights
Financial Performance (Q2 FY27):
- Fresh business disbursement: ₹677 crores for the quarter.
- Assets Under Management (AUM): Grew to ₹3,530 crores, reflecting a 25% year-on-year growth.
- Total Balance Sheet Size: Reached ₹4,154 crores.
- Live Customer Base: 586,441 customers.
- Total Borrowings: ₹3,354 crores as of September end.
- Overall Borrowing Cost: 9.52%.
- Shareholders' Fund: Reported at ₹683 crores.
- Profit After Tax (PAT): ₹4.11 crores for the quarter.
- Net Interest Income (NII): ₹94.46 crores for Q2 FY27 (includes ~₹14 crores upfront interest from a DA transaction). For a like-for-like comparison, core NII was approximately ₹80.46 crores, up from ₹72.15 crores in Q2 FY26 and ₹77.66 crores in Q1 FY27.
- Return on Assets: PBT ROA at 1.04%; PAT ROA at 0.75%.
Asset Quality:
- Gross NPA (GNPA): 4.61% (₹160.11 crores). This includes an upfront money case of ₹15 crores.
- Net NPA (NNPA): 2.75%.
- Provision Coverage Ratio (PCR): Unchanged at 50%.
- Forward Flow to NPA: Reduced significantly to 0.50% from 0.78% in the previous year (a 31% reduction) and 0.67% in Q1 FY27.
- Impairment Expense: ₹21.44 crores for the quarter (₹28 crores for H1).
Portfolio Breakdown & Asset Quality by Segment:
- Two-Wheeler: Book of ₹2,656 crores; GNPA of ₹135 crores (5.08%).
- Used Car: Book of ₹215 crores; GNPA of ~₹4 crores (1.31%).
- CV & Construction Equipment: Book of ₹356 crores; GNPA of ~₹3 crores (0.35%).
- Co-Lending Book: Reduced by 52% YoY to ₹382 crores (from ₹791 crores). This business has been stopped; the only active partner (Greece Finance) was closed in Q1.
Channel-wise AUM & GNPA:
- Dealer Channel: AUM of ₹2,453 Cr; GNPA of 4.56%.
- Group Relationship Channel: AUM of ₹422 Cr; GNPA of 5.70%.
- Other Channels: AUM not specified; GNPA of 0.34%.
Disbursement & AUM Growth Channels (Q2):
- Significant contribution from the Thule channel: ₹122 crores.
- Growth channel: ₹70.23 crores.
- Used car channel: ~₹40 crores.
- Co-lending book reduced by ₹115 crores.
Geographical Spread:
- South India contributes approximately 40% of the total outstanding portfolio.
- The remaining portfolio is evenly spread across West, North, and East regions.
Collections:
- Total instalments received in the quarter: ₹703 crores.
- Mode of Collection: 42% from bank/electronic mode (₹295 Cr), 41% via NACH (₹285 Cr), and the remainder in cash. 83% of collections are through non-cash modes.
Strategic Updates & Management Commentary
Rating Upgrade & Liability Diversification:
- Received a rating upgrade to 'AA' from Brickwork Ratings. This reflects improved financial performance, discipline, governance, and strengthening business fundamentals.
- This upgrade enables the company to launch a Pan-India Fixed Deposit (FD) campaign, moving beyond the previous restriction of accepting deposits only from Kerala.
- The online FD platform launched earlier this year has already driven growth. The FD book grew by over 100% YoY and ~250% YoY to ₹155 crores.
- The average FD ticket size is less than ₹5 lakhs, and the cost is lower than the current overall borrowing rate.
Funding & Liquidity:
- Incremental borrowing in the quarter: ₹1,003 crores. Breakdown: Bank loans (₹200 Cr), NCDs (₹400 Cr), PTC/Securitization (₹353 Cr), Fresh FD (₹85 Cr).
- The company has filed structural liquidity and ALM statements with the RBI and reports no cumulative mismatch in any bucket.
- Liquidity position is at 148%. Unencumbered deposits with banks yield 6.79%.
- Fund planning for expected disbursements of ₹400+ crores per month in November onwards is already in place.
Technology & Underwriting:
- Significant investment in technology, bringing credit underwriting scorecards and Business Rules Engines (BREs) in-house using AI and a data science team.
- This has improved time-to-market and risk separation compared to previously outsourced vendor scorecards.
- The two-wheeler BREs are already in-house; targets are set to bring CV and used car BREs in-house by December 2026.
- Approval rates have increased to nearly 75% from 45-50% previously.
- Account Aggregator is used for 40-45% of two-wheeler and 65% of car/CV profiles.
Business Focus & Outlook:
- Growth: October 2026 disbursement was ₹306 crores (highest ever for October). Targeting ₹400+ crores per month for November onwards. Aiming to exit FY27 with an AUM of ~₹4,200 crores.
- Product Mix: Focus on scaling Commercial Vehicle (CV), Construction Equipment (CE), and Used Car businesses. Target is for these segments to constitute 50-60% of the overall book in the next two years.
- Profitability: The CV business is expected to break even by end of FY27, and the used car business by Q1 FY28. The ultimate goal remains a 4% ROA.
- Asset Quality & Cost: Priority remains on disciplined credit quality, collections, and operating costs. Borrowing costs are expected to reduce by a further 10-30 bps by March 2027.
ARC Recoveries:
- Recoveries from the ARC (Phoenix pool) are better than expected, with ~77% of Security Receipts already received.
- The pool is expected to be 100% recovered by September 2027, potentially leading to write-backs in future quarters.