Revised Outcome & Integrated Financials as previously outcome timing was erroneously filed as 01.50 pm instead of 01.45 pm
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Capri Global Capital Limited (NBFC, parent of Capri Home Loans) reported its audited results for FY25 with consolidated revenue from operations of ₹32,475 million, up about 40% from ₹23,129 million in FY24, driven by interest income growth from ₹18,229 million to ₹26,056 million. Consolidated profit after tax jumped to ₹4,785 million from ₹2,794 million, a ~71% rise, while standalone PAT was ₹4,149 million versus ₹1,981 million (~109% growth). Total assets grew to ₹2,08,313 million (FY24: ₹1,51,502 million) with the loan book expanding to ₹1,82,515 million. Asset quality remained strong with GNPA at 1.56% and NNPA at 0.16%, and capital adequacy at 22.84%. The Board recommended a final dividend of 20 paise per share (up from 15 paise) and also sought shareholder approval to raise the borrowing limit from ₹15,000 crore to ₹25,000 crore.
Strong earnings growth, an improved dividend, and healthy asset quality are positive for shareholders, though the higher debt-equity ratio of 3.03x and a large proposed increase in borrowing limits signal continued aggressive balance-sheet expansion which could pressure leverage metrics.