DAR Credit & Capital Ltd. (DCCL) — Tipsheet https://tipsheet.markets/company/dccl/ Every Tipsheet Editorial note covering DAR Credit & Capital Ltd. (DCCL), newest first. Grounded in BSE/NSE primary-source filings. en-in Wed, 15 Jul 2026 23:31:07 GMT DAR Credit & Capital pivots to secured MSME loans, lifting profit 61% https://tipsheet.markets/dccl-dar-credit-capital-pivots-to-secured-msme-loans-lifting-profit-61-100268/ https://tipsheet.markets/dccl-dar-credit-capital-pivots-to-secured-msme-loans-lifting-profit-61-100268/ Wed, 27 May 2026 17:05:24 GMT The microfinance lender posted a 60.7% jump in quarterly profit to ₹3.07 crore as it shifts its portfolio toward secured lending. The microfinance lender posted a 60.7% jump in quarterly profit to ₹3.07 crore as it shifts its portfolio toward secured lending.

What’s new

  • Q4 net profit rose 60.7% to ₹3.07 crore on revenue of ₹14.23 crore.
  • Full-year FY26 profit reached ₹10.13 crore, up 43.9%.
  • Management targets FY27 AUM of ₹260-275 crore and a balance sheet of ₹350-370 crore.

Why it matters

The shift toward secured MSME lending is producing bottom-line growth. Maintaining a gross NPA of 1.01% while scaling the branch network shows the company is managing credit quality during this expansion.

What we’re watching

  • Whether the firm hits its ₹260-275 crore AUM target in FY27.
  • Sustainability of the 1.01% gross NPA as the loan book expands.
  • Impact of the branch expansion on operating margins.

The full read

DAR Credit & Capital is reorienting its business model. By pivoting toward secured MSME lending, the lender delivered a 60.7% year-on-year increase in quarterly net profit to ₹3.07 crore for the period ending March 2026. Revenue climbed 39.6% to ₹14.23 crore, supported by a broader branch network and stricter underwriting standards. For the full fiscal year, profit reached ₹10.13 crore on revenue of ₹50.05 crore. Management is now looking ahead, setting an AUM target of ₹260-275 crore and a balance sheet target of ₹350-370 crore for FY27. The firm is keeping its gross NPA at 1.01%. The transition from traditional microfinance to secured lending is working. The next test is whether the company can maintain these asset quality metrics while aggressively expanding its balance sheet.

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