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Indiabulls Housing embarks on growth path after three quarters of stability

IHFL's balance sheet and AUM have stabilised and the base has been formed for 10% YoY growth in loans this financial year

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Indiabulls Housing Finance's balance sheet size declined to Rs 75,812 crore in September 2022 from Rs 86,432 crore a year ago

Abhijit Lele Mumbai
After stabilising its balance sheet over three quarters (till September 2022), mortgage lender Indiabulls Housing Finance Ltd (IHFL) expects its Assets under Management (AUM) to grow in FY23. The firm is looking at disbursing Rs 4,000 crore in retail loans and Rs 700-800 crore in the wholesale segment to complete projects.

IHFL's balance sheet and AUM have stabilised. The base has been formed for 10 per cent year-on-year growth in loans this financial year. The growth has been flattish, quarter on quarter, said Gagan Banga, IHFL vice-chairman and managing director, in an analyst call.

The company's balance sheet size declined

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