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Fundamentals
FACE VALUE
1
BOOK VALUE
2.13
NO OF SHARES
6037864375
EPS
0.22
SALES
577.99
INDUSTRY PE
22
DIVIDEND
0
DIVIDEND YIELD
0
PE
78.41
PB
8.1
PS
17.97
MARKET CAP
10415.32
EQUITY
603.79
PAT
132.52
MESSAGE
2023-24
OVERVIEW
Underwriting:
In the business of lending, underwriting is the single most parameter which one should look in order to make an investment in the company. Underwriting is a process of distribution of loans. If the company has a robust process for underwriting, then chances of NPAs get reduced considerably. Now, let us see how MOFH does underwriting?
a. The loan approval process at MOHFL is in 4 layers of an approval process based on the ticket size of the loan.
b. Approvals of lending proposals are carried out by various authorities from Cluster Credit Head to National Credit Head. Approvals beyond certain limits are referred to as the Chief Operation Officer. An additional layer of in house legal
and technical makes the underwriting process more robust.
c. There is a Dedicated Risk Containment Unit (RCU) in the Company to minimize fraud related to income documents, profiles, and collateral.
Borrowing:
Lending is a business where we need money to give money. MOHF first arranges money and then distributes it to the people in the economy to buy a new house or reconstruct. Now, how MOHF arranges fund?
a. From banks by a way of term loan.
b. NCD by issuing commercial paper
MOHFL total borrowings as of March 31, 2020, of Rs 2,954 crores. And, the cost of borrowing in FY20 at 10.16%.
A journey of Motilal Oswal Home Finance
2014:
(i) Commencement of Business Operation on 22.05.2014.
(ii) The first disbursement booked in Akola Branch in June 2014.
(iii) The loan book crossed 50 Cr.
2015:
(i) Presence across 14 locations.
(ii) Total staff: 160 employees.
(iii) Loan book at 357 Cr with 3565 live accounts.
(iv) Year-end PAT at 18 Cr CRISIL upgrades rating for long term borrowings from “A/Stable” to “A+/Stable“ Loan book crosses 550 Cr with 5,500 Cr live loan accounts Present at 23 locations.
2016:
(i) Present in 51 Locations with employees count of 500.
(ii) PAT for the years at 40 Cr.
(iii) Received the first 50 Brand 2016 award by WCRC.
(iv) Presence extended to 62 locations.
2017:
(i) Awarded second prize for best performing Primary Lending Institution under CLSS for EWS/LIG by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation.
(ii) Expanded to 6 new states with a presence in 121 locations with a staff count of 1049.
(iii) loan Book of 4165 Cr with 46,142 live accounts.
2018:
(i) 4682 Cr of the loan book.
(ii) Capital Infusion by MOSFL of Rs. 150 Cr.
(iii) Strengthening of a core team.
(iv) Strengthening Credit & Risk
2019-20:
(i) CRISIL has upgraded MOHFL’s rating to AA- (stable outlook) from earlier A+ (stable) based on several positive changes undertaken.
(ii) Sold NPA pool to ARC resulted into significant reduction into NPAs.
(iii)Profitability is back in FY20 after taking one time provisioning hit in FY19
(iv) Awarded the Customer Excellence Award at the India CX & Digital Customer Excellence Awards, 2019
(v) Loan book of 4,357 crore with 52,000+ live accounts.
(vi)Capital Infusion of 200 crore in FY19, taking the total cumulative Capital Infusion to ` 850 crore.
FY20 witnessed a slight drop in profitability ratios for HFCs owing to lower disbursements and interest spreads. Further, March quarter got impacted due to lockdown in March month. FY21 outlook remain muted amid COVID-19 pandemic outburst and no visibility on how long it will continue. Considering lockdown is only solution for time being to control spread, it has created huge impact on global economy. We believe that HFC Industrywill also face challenges from asset side as well as liability side. Further, slowdown in real estate sector led by supply side as well as demand side constrains will aggravate problem. As per ICRA estimate loan book growth for HFC would be 6-8% for FY21. Profitability for the sector would also be impacted due to shrinking spreads and elevated credit cost.
INSIGHT
Financial Summary:
SECONDARY NAME
ISIN
CDSL
NSDL
INDUSTRY
SECTOR (READ ONLY)
SHARE HOLDINGS
Name of Shareholder | Holdings |
---|---|
Like Minded Wealth Creation Trust | 0.15 % |
Mr. Anil Krishanan | 0.1 % |
Mr. Satish Kotian | 0.07 % |
Mr. Kalpesh I. Ojha | 0.04 % |
Mr. Sachin Bhausaheb Nikam | 0.02 % |
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