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India's Muthoot Finance slides as investors question durability of earnings jump

By Surbhi Misra and Vivek Kumar M Feb 13 (Reuters) - Shares of India's Muthoot Finance dropped more than 12% on Friday, heading for their steepest one-day percentage decline in three-and-a-half years,

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Muthoot Finance Ltd (BOM:533398) Q3 2026 Earnings Call Highlights: Record Growth in Gold Loan ...

Muthoot Finance Ltd (BOM:533398) reports a historic stand-alone AUM growth and a 91% increase in profit after tax, driven by robust gold loan performance.

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Muthoot Finance Ltd (BOM:533398) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Highlights: Robust Growth Amidst ...

Muthoot Finance Ltd (BOM:533398) reports a 42% increase in loan assets and a 74% rise in profit, while navigating challenges in the microfinance sector and competitive gold loan market.

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India's Muthoot Finance posts quarterly profit jump, raises loan growth outlook

(Reuters) -Indian gold loan financier Muthoot Finance on Thursday reported an 87.5% jump in second-quarter profit on strong loan demand amid soaring prices of the precious metal, and raised its gold

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India's Muthoot Finance surges to all-time high on hopes of stronger growth

Muthoot's shares looked set to gain the most since June 2020, and were last up at a record 2,760.80 rupees. Jefferies analysts raised Muthoot's fiscal 2026 earnings per share estimates by nearly a fifth, citing stronger loan growth and lower credit costs. Analysts at Nuvama said Muthoot's earnings were "substantially better than peers," adding that company is confident of maintaining growth.

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Muthoot Finance Ltd (BOM:533398) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Highlights: Record Loan Growth and ...

Muthoot Finance Ltd (BOM:533398) reports a 37% AUM growth and a 20% profit increase, while navigating new regulatory landscapes and competitive pressures.

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India's Muthoot Finance says tighter regulations may push customers to unorganised lenders

BENGALURU (Reuters) -Indian gold loan financier Muthoot Finance said on Wednesday the central bank's proposed gold loan regulations, particularly the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio limit, could drive borrowers away from formal lenders and into the hands of unregulated players. Last Month, the Reserve Bank of India put forward tighter guidelines for lenders disbursing gold-secured loans, aiming to enhance underwriting processes, improve collateral management and monitor the end-use of such funds. Th

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