👉About the company
👉Sectorial view
👉Company outlook
👉Expectations
👉Vision 2025
👉Key risk
👉Technical analysis
First, lets try to know about the company🏣🏣
👉M&M finance is one of the India's leading non-banking finance company focused in the rural & semi-urban area.
👉The company finances purchase of new & pre-owned auto & utility vehicles, tractors, cars, commercial vehicles, construction equipment & SME financing.
(2/14)
Now, lets have a sectorial view🏙️🏙️
👉Auto sector is recovering, but private capex is yet to pick up.
👉Auto financing & asset quality trends are improving.
👉NBFCs with diverse product offering, strong ALM management, liquidity buffers, risk management, well capitalized have growth opportunities.
👉Earnings trajectory is expected to remain healthy as credit costs might moderate in 2nd half of FY23.
👉Major cleanup has been done by accelerated write offs.
(4/14)
👉Asset quality metrics is expected to improve further on the back of strong collection efficiency.
👉They also plan to diversify growth engines & increase non-vehicle financing share in SME, LAP & digital segment.
👉Earnings might surprise positively in the future.
(5/14)
👉Disbursements are growing at good pace, led by cars/Auto/UV which shd support AUM growth.
👉SME financing is doing well which comprises short term loans.
👉Overall sentiments are positive & cash flow is improving which should propel disbursement & AUM growth in FY23.
(6/14)
👉SME, LAP & Digital finance are the new product lines which had incremental volumes.
👉The company gained market share in car/UV segment.
👉Company maintained leadership position in tractor & UV financing segments.
(7/14)
👉Opex growth in FY23 is likely to be higher led by investments in tech, talent & new product segments.
👉Company thinks investments in tech & team have been made, so cost-to-assets ratio might fall below 3% in medium term vs 3.2% reported in Q1FY23.
(8/14)
👉Impact of change in NPL recognition norms may be low as reflected in sharp fall in stage 2 loans & sustained ECL buffers.
👉Even after adopting RBI's NPA circular, company plans to maintain current stage 3 PCR of 58%.
(9/14)
👉Margins could be affected in the future due to :-
1. The company plans to cater affluent rural customers (lower yields).
2. Increase in COF although company could pass on the increased rates with a lag.
(10/14)
Now, lets have a look at the expectations🎯🎯
👉Expect the company to deliver 2.3% RoA by FY24.
👉Expect the company to deliver 12.7% RoE by FY24.
👉Expect AUM to clock a CAGRof 14% over FY22-24.
(11/14)
Now lets have a look on what's Vision 2025 📺📺
👉Given strong demand, company has a Vision 2025 with following deliverables :-
1. Gross stage-3 at sub-6%. 2. Double AUM by FY25 led by new product segment. 3. Maintain NIM of approx 7.5%. 4. RoA at approx 2.5%.
(12/14)
Now, lets have a look at the key risk🛑🛑
👉A key risk would be an economic slowdown led by slower AUM growth and higher - than - anticipated credit cost which might affect the company's earnings.
(13/14)
Now, lets have a look at the company technically📈📉
Weekly chart of M&M Finance.
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