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Aadhar Housing Finance reported FY25 standalone profit after tax of Rs 912 crore, up 22% from Rs 749 crore in FY24, with total income rising to Rs 3,109 crore from Rs 2,587 crore. Q4 FY25 PAT grew to Rs 245 crore vs Rs 202 crore a year ago. Basic EPS for the full year stood at Rs 21.44 (vs Rs 18.96). Asset quality remained healthy with GNPA at 1.08% and NNPA at 0.71%, and capital adequacy was strong at 44.61%. The board approved raising the borrowing limit to Rs 30,000 crore (including debentures) and appointed Raj Vikash Verma as an additional independent director. The company confirmed no material deviation in use of its Rs 1,000 crore IPO proceeds raised in May 2024, with Rs 994 crore deployed and Rs 5.7 crore remaining unutilised.
Strong earnings growth, healthy asset quality, and a comfortable 44.6% capital adequacy ratio signal financial strength. The higher Rs 30,000 crore borrowing limit supports future loan growth, while clean IPO fund utilization reassures investors. Positive for shareholder sentiment.