360 ONE Q1: consolidated PAT +16% to ₹331 Cr, but NPM slips to 26% as costs outpace revenue
PAT +16.1% YoY · revenue +26.9% · margins compressing · inline vs street
₹1,226.09 Cr
+26.9% YoY
₹330.53 Cr
+16.1% YoY
25.96%
-3.1pp YoY
₹8.13
360 ONE WAM reported consolidated PAT of ₹330.5 Cr for Q1 FY27, up 16.1% YoY (14.5% QoQ), on total income of ₹1,273.1 Cr (+29.9% YoY) and revenue from operations of ₹1,226.1 Cr (+26.9% YoY); basic EPS was ₹8.13. The print was broadly in line with street — consensus pointed to PAT ~₹330 Cr and EPS ~₹8.0 — and delivered no upside surprise, with the stock slipping ~1.6% post-results. (Management's own Results Update headlines a netted 'Total Revenue' of ₹870 Cr, +20%, and revenue from operations ₹822 Cr, +24.2%, on a presentation that differs from the statutory statement.)
Q1 FY-2027 vs prior quarters
The nuance sits below the topline: profit grew slower than revenue, so net profit margin compressed to ~26.0% from 29.1% a year ago (though it recovered from 24.7% in Q4). PBT rose only 13.3% YoY against total income up ~30%, as total expenses jumped ~40% YoY. The two squeeze points are finance costs of ₹354.0 Cr (+55% YoY), reflecting the growing NBFC/lending book, and employee costs of ₹326.0 Cr (+32% YoY). On management's own cost-to-income measure the ratio improved sequentially to 51.3% from 53.5%, keeping the Q4 FY27 target of ~49-49.5% in play, but on a clean YoY basis margins are still contracting.
The stock went into the print at ₹1,114.75, down 2.7% over the past month of trading.
For context: this is the highest quarterly PAT in the last 6 quarters on our records; revenue is at a 6-quarter high.
Management provided a positive outlook for FY27, expecting continued growth driven by the wealth business, with ARR AUM growth projected at 12-15% and net flows robust. The company anticipates a gradual improvement in the cost-to-income ratio, aiming for a 100-150 basis point reduction from current levels by Q4 FY27, a
— This quarter: beat
The franchise metrics remain strong and confirm the bullish concall tone: overall AUM stood at ₹7,76,755 Cr, ARR AUM rose 19% YoY to ₹3,42,035 Cr — ahead of the 12-15% growth management had guided — and ARR net flows were a robust ₹10,815 Cr for the quarter. Wealth Management ARR AUM grew 24.2% YoY (Asset Management +8.2%), tangible net worth was ₹6,882 Cr and tangible RoE 19.4%. Alongside the results the Board declared an interim dividend of ₹6/share (₹243.78 Cr) and approved a 2026 ESAR scheme (up to 11.2 lakh rights). A contingent income-tax demand of ₹336.1 Cr arising from a search operation was disclosed but not provided for.
W1
Cost-to-income ratio: 51.3% in Q1 vs management's ~49-49.5% Q4 FY27 target — margin must catch up to AUM growth (NPM compressed to 26% YoY)
W2
Finance costs ₹354 Cr (+55% YoY): pace of NBFC/lending-book leverage and its drag on consolidated margin into H2
W3
ARR flow momentum after ₹10,815 Cr this quarter and ARR AUM +19% — sustaining the 12-15%+ growth guidance
Clean digital PDF, Limited Review (unaudited). No exceptional items in P&L. Standalone is a holdco: PAT fell YoY (₹83.5 Cr vs ₹112.1 Cr) purely on lower subsidiary dividend income (₹77.5 Cr vs ₹150.9 Cr) — not indicative; consolidated is the story. Contingent liability: income-tax demand ₹336.14 Cr (consol) / ₹192.42 Cr (standalone) from a Sec-132 search, appealed, not provided. Statutory prior-year (Jun-25) revenue from ops in the filing is ₹966.58 Cr (post-regroup) vs ₹911.46 Cr held in our DB; YoY computed on the filing's own comparative for consistency. Management's Results Update uses a netted presentation (Total Revenue ₹870 Cr, PAT ₹330 Cr) that differs from the statutory statement extracted here.
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