What’s new

• Loan book grew 16% sequentially and 82% year-on-year to ₹4,551 crores.
• Growth driven by supply chain financing momentum, says the company.
• Figures are provisional, subject to audit committee and board approval.

Why it matters

SG Finserve has posted another quarter of blistering loan book expansion at 82% YoY, far above its steady-state guidance of 25-30% CAGR. For a small-cap NBFC with a market cap of ₹3,868 cr, this pace signals strong demand in its supply chain niche. But the provisional tag and lack of asset quality details mean the real test comes with the audited quarterly results.

What we’re watching

• Q1 results: asset quality, NIMs, and cost of funds.
• Whether loan book growth translates into proportional revenue and PAT growth.
• Management commentary on sustainability of the 80%+ growth trajectory.

The full read

SG Finserve ended June with a provisional loan book of ₹4,551 crores — up 16% from March and 82% from a year ago. The supply-chain NBFC has far exceeded its 25-30% CAGR guidance. That is a clear signal of strong business momentum. But the figure is provisional, pending audit committee sign-off and a limited review. For a small-cap NBFC with a 30.3x trailing P/E, the market has built in high expectations. The real test will be whether this loan book expansion flows through to margins and asset quality when the full Q1 results are released. Until then, this is a strong data point, not a final verdict.

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