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Jana Small Finance Bank Ltd

JSFBFY2617 Oct 2025
Revenue+4.4%
Net Profit-26.4%
OPM21.38%

P&L

Quarterly Standalone

Revenue
+4.4%1.3K
Expenditure
+4.5%1.3K
Net Profit
-26.4%75.00
NPM 4.83%-28.1%EPS ₹7.13-26.4%

vs Q1 FY26

Jana Small Finance Bank Reports PAT of Rs. 177 Crs for H1 FY26, Assets Grow by 20%, Deposits Cross Rs. 30,000 Crs

17 Oct 2025 · 17 Oct 2025, 05:22 pm

Summary

Jana Small Finance Bank has reported a Profit After Tax (PAT) of Rs. 177 Crs for the half year ended 30th September 2025. The bank's assets have grown by 20% and deposits have crossed Rs. 30,000 Crs. The bank's gross loan portfolio stands at Rs. 331,655 Cr, growing by 20% y-o-y with 73% share of secured assets. Total deposits stand at Rs. 332,532 Cr, growing by 31% y-o-y. The bank's Credit to Deposit ratio has improved to 91.4% in Q2 FY26 vs 100.2% in Q2 FY25. The GNPA ratio is 2.8% and NNPA ratio is 0.9% with PCR at 82.0% (including technical write-off).

Key Highlights

  1. 1

    Asset GLP stands at 331,655 crores, growing by 20% y-o-y with 73% share of secured assets

  2. 2

    Secured assets grows by 34% y-o-y and Unsecured de-growth is 7% y-o-y

  3. 3

    Total Deposits stands at 332,532 crores, Deposits growth of 31% y-o-y

  4. 4

    Credit to Deposit ratio improves to 91.4% in Q2 FY26 vs 100.2% in Q2 FY25

  5. 5

    Capital Adequacy ratio at 19.7% with Tier-1 CRAR of 18.8%

  6. 6

    Strong liquidity with LCR of 170%

  7. 7

    GNPA ratio is 2.8% and NNPA ratio is 0.9% with PCR at 82.0% (including technical write-off)

  8. 8

    PAT of 3177 crores for H1 FY26 and 375 crores for Q2 FY26 after providing for accelerated provision of 3222 Crores in H1 FY26

Management Comments

M

Mr. Ajay Kanwal

MD and CEO, Jana Small Finance Bank

The first half of FY26 reflects strong business momentum for the Bank, with healthy growth in both deposits and advances. Our focus on building a granular and diversified balance sheet continues to yield results, supported by the trust of our customers and disciplined execution by our teams. While challenges in MFI sector is on decline, our strategy to move towards having 95% of our portfolio either Secured book or covered under a Guarantee program will start paying off from next year onwards. This strategic shift will lead to a reduction in credit costs over the coming financial years. Overall profitability for the period was relatively softer due to the need to provide for accelerated provision in order to meet <1% NNPA criteria. With the cost of funds further expected to decline in the coming quarters, we anticipate an improvement in Net Interest Margins (NIMs). The calibrated resumption of unsecured lending, along with continued moderation in Gross and Net NPAs, is expected to further support earnings momentum.

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