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Bajaj Housing Finance Limited (BHFL) is an Indian housing finance company offering a full suite of mortgage products including home loans, lease rental discounting (LRD), loans against property (LAP), and developer financing (DF). It aims to be a large mortgage player with a focus on scale, low risk, and reasonable returns.
full bear SMA stack · SMA20 -1.4% / mo · MACD +
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Weak fundamentals, management evidence is still limited to a financial-only Trust Lite signal, price trend argues for patience, and recent execution is consistent.
Fundamental lens: valuation, quality, growth, balance sheet, and cash flow.
Revenue +18.0% · PAT +17.7% YoY
Price trend and sector-relative-strength timing.
Legacy margin-of-safety estimate; the revised evidence label remains in shadow validation.
Financial-only signal; management claim evidence is not sufficient yet.
Fundamentals, quarterly history, margins, returns and balance-sheet evidence
Rev +18% YoY · PAT +18% YoY · +6% QoQ
| Metric | This quarter | YoY | QoQ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | ₹3,250.6 Cr | +18.0% | +6.1% |
| EBITDA | ₹2,989.2 Cr | NDF | +5.6% |
| Operating margin | 92.0% | NDF | -43 bps |
| PAT | ₹757 Cr | +17.7% | +5.8% |
| PAT margin | 23.3% | -5 bps | -6 bps |
NDF means not disclosed in the current structured filing feed. It is intentionally not treated as zero.
Updated 22/10/2026
Trend interpretation, Stage 2, relative strength, volume and indicator evidence
Trend is weak — long-term trend down. RSI 42.
Mechanical read from the price + indicator series above. Not a recommendation — technical setups can reverse without warning, especially around earnings and macro events.
U-Score 27 · legacy U-Score band OVERVALUED · valuation evidence and comparable companies
Top U-Score contributors and drags from the latest stored fundamentals.
Lenders can look optically cheap before credit losses emerge, so valuation is tied to book quality.
This shows the stored score trend when snapshots exist, and also compares the latest stored nightly score with a live recompute from current fundamentals and price.
12 stored score snapshots. Latest stored move: +0 points.
Business-comparable peers in Financial Services — ranked by industry, sub-sector, theme-tag overlap, market cap, and U-Score similarity. Green cells mark the best available peer metric in this table.
Growth engines, risks, management commitments and evidence-backed delivery
BHFL reported strong AUM and NII growth of 23% and 25% YoY respectively for FY26, with improved operating efficiency (Opex to NTI at 19.7%) and better-than-target asset quality (GNPA 0.27%). However, credit costs rose significantly, and ROA/ROE saw slight moderation.
The company largely met or exceeded its FY26 financial targets, demonstrating robust AUM growth and operational efficiency. While asset quality remained strong, the notable increase in loan loss provisions warrants close monitoring for future periods, as ROA and ROE saw slight declines.
Latest issuer-disclosed distribution across 5 reported categories.
Aim to increase market share to 5% in incremental home loan originations from current ~2.5-2.7%.
Focus on growing all products (HL, LRD, DF, LAP) across Prime and Sambhav customer segments.
Building operating efficiencies and digitalizing processes to reduce Opex to NTI to 14-15%.
Leveraging developer financing funded relationships and 9,400+ APF network for customer access.
Home loans industry grew 13.4% CAGR (FY20-26E) and is expected to grow 14-16% CAGR till FY28.
Housing finance sector remained resilient due to Government impetus of 'Housing for All'.
Rising per capita income and demand for larger homes post-Covid support sector growth.
Loan losses and provisions increased 112% YoY in Q4 FY26 and 229% YoY for FY26, indicating rising credit costs.
Housing finance is a matured industry dominated by banks, making the prime segment highly competitive for a late entrant like BHFL.
HFCs' market share moderated from 21.3% (FY20) to 18.3% (FY25), indicating competitive pressure from banks.
Maintaining low GNPA (target 40-60 bps) is a strategic pillar, but credit cost increased significantly in FY26.
Mortgage is a long-term asset business requiring long-term liabilities to avoid ALM mismatch.
Investment phase in near prime (next 1 year) and affordable (next 2 years) segments carries inherent execution and credit risk.
Issuer guidance and extracted claims are tracked against later reported outcomes. Treat these as management statements, not IndiaPulse forecasts.
The document primarily presents annual financial results for FY26 compared to FY25, and also provides Q4 FY26 vs Q4 FY25, indicating that year-over-year comparison is most relevant for assessing overall annual performance and growth trends.
AUM grew 23% YoY to 140,706 Cr in FY26, meeting the 21-23% assessment.
NII increased 25% YoY to 3,752 Cr in FY26.
Opex to NTI improved to 19.7% in FY26, better than the 20-21% assessment.
Gross NPA stood at 0.27% in FY26, better than the 35-40 bps assessment and lowest among large players.
Management aims to become a large mortgage player and increase market share to 5% in incremental home loan originations.
Will optimize product mix with 2-3% movement between products based on risk-adjusted returns.
Continue to digitalize processes for ease, enhanced controllership, and Opex to NTI reduction to 14-15%.
Focus on balancing floating and fixed rate liabilities for optimized cost of fund to enable competitive lending.
| Checkpoint | Current evidence | What to verify next |
|---|---|---|
| Incremental Home Loan Market Share | ~2.5-2.7% | Progress towards 5% market share in incremental home loan originations. |
| Opex to NTI | 19.7% (FY26) | Further reduction towards the 14-15% target. |
| GNPA | 0.27% (FY26) | Maintenance within the 40-60 bps target range. |
| Credit Cost | 0.17% (FY26) | Stabilization or reduction, especially given the significant YoY increase. |
Verification checkpoints are IndiaPulse research interpretation, not investment advice.
The company expects to see an additional 10 basis points of benefit on its cost of funds during the balance part of the year.
Full-year margins are expected to remain within the guided range of 15-20 bps compression due to portfolio attrition pressure.
The company expects to achieve an opex-to-NTI ratio of 14% to 15% over the next three to four years.
The company's business model is constructed to target 40 to 60 bps of GNPA and 20 to 25 bps of credit cost in the medium term.
The parent company has until September 2029 to dilute its shareholding to meet the 25% minimum public shareholding requirement.
Gross spread is expected to normalize going forward, driven by portfolio rate pass-throughs and an expected rate cut in December.
The near prime and affordable housing business segment is expected to scale up and grow at a much faster pace next year.
Outcome check: Revenue YoY averaged 15.9% across 1 later quarter(s).
The company expects to return to its normalized medium-term AUM growth guidance by next year as attrition pressure stabilizes.
Outcome check: Revenue YoY averaged 15.9% across 1 later quarter(s).
Trust asks: does management behaviour match later outcomes? Higher is better, but confidence and evidence depth matter as much as the number.
Limited evidence: Management has 50% delivered/partly-delivered outcomes on 2 checked claims, with 1 adverse claim outcome. It ranks around the 16th percentile of the scored universe and 28th percentile within Financial Services. Main check: balance sheet trust is weak at 22/100.
This is a financial-behaviour screen, not a claim-tested management reliability verdict.
Financial behaviour is scored, but management claims do not yet have enough outcome checks.
overall median 67 · Financial Services: 28th pctile, median 62 · Large: 9th pctile, median 73
51 documents have extracted text, but claim history is not strong enough yet.
2/8 claims checked · 1 contradicted/failed claim
Read Trust alongside U-Score, result consistency, and technical trend. A cheap stock with weak Trust needs a larger margin of safety; a high Trust score does not make an expensive stock attractive by itself.
Read low sub-scores as due-diligence warnings, not automatic sell signals.
Trust Lite uses financial behaviour only. Prefer claim-tested Trust when enough concall claims have later outcomes.
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