Income from operations fell 35% YoY to Rs 1,849 crore.
Asset administration wholesome
The asset administration enterprise continued to be MOFSL’s largest progress driver, with PAT up 46% year-on-year to Rs 180 crore.
Complete belongings underneath administration (AUM) rose 46% to Rs 1.77 lakh crore, led by a strong 57% rise in mutual fund AUM. The corporate’s internet gross sales market share stood at 8.2%, whereas SIP inflows surged 2.2 occasions YoY to Rs 4,172 crore, underscoring retail investor participation.
MOFSL additionally accomplished the primary shut of its IBEF V non-public fairness fund at Rs 6,900 crore and is planning to shut the fund at twice the scale of its earlier elevate, signalling continued investor urge for food for its various funding merchandise.
Personal wealth scales up
The non-public wealth administration enterprise delivered one other sturdy quarter, with PAT up 23% YoY to Rs 110 crore. Internet gross sales tripled to Rs 7,358 crore, pushed by strong consumer acquisition and rising productiveness. The enterprise’s AUM stood at Rs 1.87 lakh crore, marking a 19% year-on-year enhance.
Retail broking sees softer quarter
In distinction, the retail broking and distribution phase noticed a moderation in profitability, with PAT down 24% YoY to Rs 170 crore.
Nevertheless, operational metrics remained resilient — the corporate’s money quantity market share stood at 7.1%, and its F&O premium market share at 8.7%, taking its total blended ADTO market share to eight%.
The distribution enterprise continued its regular progress, with internet inflows rising 29% to Rs 3,079 crore, whereas the distribution ebook grew at a 34% CAGR since FY21, reaching Rs 40,544 crore as of September 2025.
Capital markets and housing finance shine
The capital markets enterprise posted a 24% YoY progress in PAT to Rs 90 crore, pushed by wholesome deal exercise. In the meantime, the housing finance arm recorded a 27% YoY rise in PAT to Rs 34 crore, with disbursements up 48% to Rs 544 crore and AUM up 24% to Rs 5,236 crore, reflecting sturdy traction in reasonably priced housing loans.
