Purple Finance Q2 FY26: standalone loss narrows, consolidated turns profitable
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Purple Finance reported Q2 FY26 standalone revenue of Rs 1,470 lakhs, up about 32 percent YoY. H1 FY26 revenue grew around 78 percent YoY to Rs 3,082 lakhs. Standalone net loss narrowed to Rs 288 lakhs for Q2 and Rs 250 lakhs for H1 from Rs 163 and Rs 647 lakhs a year ago. Consolidated Q2 PAT was Rs 100 lakhs and H1 PAT was Rs 139 lakhs, helped by newly acquired subsidiary Saksham Gram Credit which became wholly owned on Sept 22, 2026. AUM stood at Rs 3,29,212 lakhs. Company launched three new MSME and NBFC lending products and acquired a stressed loan portfolio of Rs 7,513 lakhs.
Improved H1 performance, new product launches and Saksham Gram Credit acquisition show growth push, though standalone losses persist and asset quality has slipped.