Ugro Capital Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025 and outcome of board meeting held on 11th August 2025.
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Ugro Capital, an RBI-registered NBFC, reported Q1 FY26 results with total revenue from operations of ₹41,400 lakh, up sharply by about 64.6% year-on-year from ₹25,144 lakh, driven mainly by interest income growth to ₹30,423 lakh. Profit after tax rose modestly to ₹3,413 lakh from ₹3,036 lakh (~12.4% YoY), translating to a basic EPS of ₹3.51 (restated). Net profit margin compressed to 8.09% from 10.07% YoY due to higher finance costs (₹20,537 lakh vs ₹13,615 lakh) and higher impairment provisions. During the quarter, the company raised ₹38,072 lakh through a rights issue at ₹162 per share and ₹20,000 lakh via public NCD issuance, boosting net worth to ₹2,42,640 lakh. Asset quality improved with Gross Stage 3 loans easing to 2.66% (from 2.90% YoY). The board also approved a change in ClearSky's nominee director, and the company is pursuing a large ₹1,39,860 lakh acquisition of Profectus Capital, pending regulatory approval.
Strong top-line growth reflects aggressive loan portfolio expansion, but the margin compression and rising finance costs suggest higher leverage. The rights issue and planned Profectus Capital acquisition signal aggressive growth ambitions, which could support long-term scale but may pressure near-term returns and asset quality.