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SG Finserve's Q1 profit doubles to ₹54 cr; loan book at record ₹4,552 cr

PAT jumped 119% YoY on doubled interest income. But the market already had the headline numbers. The additional detail: factoring and TReDS are gaining traction.

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Mkt cap₹3,868 cr
P/E30.30×
ROE8.74%
Debt / eq.1.85
₹53.68 cr Q1 net profit, up 119% YoY

What's new

  • PAT rose 119% YoY to ₹53.68 cr on total income of ₹136.13 cr.
  • Loan book hit an all-time high of ₹4,552 cr with zero NPAs.
  • RoA of 5.1% and RoE of 14% reflect strong asset quality.

Why this matters

SG Finserve delivered a stellar quarter, but the core numbers were already out. The filing adds colour: management is deepening its factoring and TReDS play alongside supply chain finance. That matters for scalability. The stock trades at 30x trailing earnings, so the near-perfect quarter is largely priced in. The real test is whether the nil-NPA streak can hold as the book scales.

What we're watching

  • Loan book growth trajectory beyond ₹4,552 cr without credit deterioration.
  • Progress on the ₹20 cr acquisition flagged earlier.
  • RoE sustainability: 14% is strong but must stay above cost of equity.

The full read

SG Finserve delivered a clean quarter. PAT surged 119% YoY to ₹53.68 cr on total income of ₹136.13 cr. The loan book reached an all-time high of ₹4,552 cr with zero NPAs. Return metrics are strong: RoA 5.1%, RoE 14%. It's priced in. The market had already seen these headline numbers in the board meeting outcome earlier that day. What this filing adds is texture — management is pushing into factoring and TReDS alongside core supply chain finance, a diversification that could sustain growth even if core margins tighten. Still, the stock trades at 30x trailing earnings. The near-perfect quarter is discounted. The open question is how long the zero-credit-loss streak can run as the book scales.

Questions answered

How does Q1 PAT compare to the prior quarter?
Q1 PAT of ₹53.68 cr is up from ₹42 cr in Q4 FY26, a sequential improvement.
What drove the 119% YoY profit jump?
Interest income roughly doubled, while credit costs remained negligible with zero NPAs.
Is nil NPA sustainable?
Zero gross NPAs is rare. Sustainability will depend on the quality of new loan origination as the book expands.
Which segments drove the loan book?
Management highlighted core supply chain finance, factoring, and TReDS operations as key contributors.
Was any acquisition announced with the results?
No. The board had earlier evaluated a ₹20 cr acquisition, but this filing contains no new M&A news.
How does RoE of 14% compare to trailing?
The trailing RoE was 8.7%, so the quarterly annualised 14% marks a significant improvement.
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Company snapshot

SG Finserve Ltd.

NBFC
₹4,605 cr
P/E 29.37×

Latest quarter · Jun 2026

Total income₹136 cr
Net profit₹54 cr
Net margin+39.4%
EPS₹8.15

Leverage & growth

Debt / equity1.85×
Sales CAGR+60.1%
EPS CAGR+226.1%
Financials via Tijori — a research aid, not investment advice.SGFIN on Tijori

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