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Growth in %
815.69%
1 Year
0.14%
3 Year
28.41%
5 Year
The total revenue of the company stood at INR 383 Cr. The growth was due to a fall in provision for loan losses as the company saw a fall in default rate and an increase in commission and fees by the company. While the interest income of the company has decreased by 9.9%. Arohan’s branch network grew from 737 in FY21 to 740 in FY22, and its employee strength grew by 6%, to 7,160 in FY2021-22, which shows an increase in business of the company.
Growth in %
NA
1 Year
-21.84%
3 Year
17.29%
5 Year
The net profit of the company has seen a huge positive jump due to a fall in provisions made by the company, while salaries and other expenses of the company have increased as the company has taken proper care of employee benefits. Net profit ratio of the company i.e portion of net profit from net income is 6.62%, which is good progress by the company and shows improvement in its efficiency year on year.
Growth in %
NA
1 Year
-28.81%
3 Year
3.89%
5 Year
EPS of the company has increased and the company has turned profitable due to a reduction in company expenses but a minimal increase in its income.
Growth in %
3.17%
1 Year
22.47%
3 Year
31.64%
5 Year
The Company’s net worth remained intact in FY2021-22. Over the last financial year, the company decided not to go ahead with the proposed IPO in view of adverse external market sentiments. But it continued the fundraising efforts and successfully onboarded Piramal Alternatives as a Tier 2 investor with an INR 200 Cr infusion in March 2022. The company will continue to drive our capital raise exercise, given the positive market sentiments today.
Growth in %
NA
1 Year
-21.33%
3 Year
15.97%
5 Year
Growth in %
NA
1 Year
-22.35%
3 Year
15.11%
5 Year
Growth in %
-4.60%
1 Year
10.72%
3 Year
34.02%
5 Year
Total assets of the company have decreased by 4.6% due to a decrease in loans allocated and deposits with the bank.
Growth in %
-44.27%
1 Year
NA
3 Year
NA
5 Year
Cash generated from operating activities has increased by more than 100%, due to interest receivables on financial instruments.
Arohan Financial Gross NPA
In FY22, the Gross NPA of the company is 187 crore, it has seen a hike of 641% from FY20. The company faced maximum NPA from the service sector and unsecured loans.
Arohan Financial Net Interest Margin
Net Interest Margin of the company has seen a downturn due to fall in interest income of the company, which led to reduction in interest income margin, while loan portfolio of the company has also reduced.
Arohan Financial RORWA
Growth in %
-24.3 %
1 Year
28.82 %
2 Year
Arohan Financial Capital Adequacy Ratio(CAR)
Growth in %
42.48 %
1 Year
13.58 %
3 Year
-2.55 %
5 Year
With Tier-I and Tier-II Capital raised over FY2020-21, the CRAR has increased to 34.58%, which is well above the regulatory requirement of 15%. Sub Debt infusion of INR 225 Cr by new investors was significant with increased Tier II Capital base and accordingly improved CRAR at 34.58%
Arohan Financial Net NPA
The majority part of the company's NPA consists of Unsecured Loans, which led to a Net NPA of the company of 1.37%.
Arohan’s cost of borrowings for FY 2021-22 was at 10.14% as compared to 10.53% in FY 2020-21, in
line with earlier trends of reducing the cost of funds.
The Company concluded the year by participating
in a pool bond issuance, where five other renowned
MFIs also participated in the issuance of unlisted
NCDs, which was subscribed by the CDC Group,
a UK-based development finance institution, and
partially guaranteed by Northern Arc.
As of March 31, 2022, the total borrowing outstanding for Arohan was close to INR 4,131 Cr. The Company held surplus liquidity of INR 954 Cr to help mitigate any liquidity-related risks during and post the pandemic. Arohan’s Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) was 353%.
The operating expenditure ratio has increased to 5.46%, primarily due to muted business growth in a challenging external environment, while the Pre-Provision Operating PBT Margin of the company was 28.22%. The overall operating efficiency of the company has deteriorated.
The company has seen growth in ROE and ROA as the company has improved its profit due to improvements in provision for loan losses. This shows the company has provided better returns to its investors in comparison to previous year.
Arohan Financial Tier 1 Capital Ratio
Arohan Financial Tier 2 Capital Ratio
The company raised funds and successfully
onboarded Piramal Alternatives as a Tier 2
investor with an INR 200 Cr infusion in March
2022. As per company it will continue to drive capital raise
exercise, given the positive market sentiments.
Arohan Financial Tangibe Book Value
Arohan Financial AUM
In FY22, the Company had an 11% de-growth in Gross Loan Portfolio. from INR 4648 Cr to INR 4122 Cr. The major focus during the year was on collection and recovery. The Portfolio at risk (PAR) 30 has improved in comparison with the previous year. During the year the company ensured a
comfortable fund position to support its business. As of March 2022, the borrowing outstanding was close to INR 4,120 Cr.
Arohan Financial AUM Growth
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