
Aye Finance shares rose nearly 4% in Monday’s trade, reaching an intraday high of Rs177 in an otherwise flat market. The stock has gained over 35% year-to-date, far outperforming the Sensex, which…
Aye Finance shares rose nearly 4% in Monday’s trade, reaching an intraday high of Rs177 in an otherwise flat market. The stock has gained over 35% year-to-date, far outperforming the Sensex, which has fallen 8% in the same period. It hit a record high of Rs197.95 on July 21 after touching a low of Rs88.40 on April 2. Since listing on February 16, 2026, the stock has surged 37% from its issue price of Rs129.
The NBFC reported a 144% jump in profit after tax to Rs74.5 crore in Q1FY27, with revenue up 17.7% and assets under management growing 28% to Rs7,324 crore. The company also elevated four senior executives to chief-level roles. Brokerages IIFL Capital and JM Financial have maintained buy calls, raising target prices to Rs220 and Rs197 respectively.
The rally in Aye Finance stock, up 36% even as the Sensex has slipped 8%, feeds a familiar narrative of a small NBFC outshining the market. Yet the numbers deserve scrutiny. Profit after tax jumped 144% in Q1, but revenue grew only 18%. Assets under management rose 28%, driven by customer additions. Brokerages are betting on continued high growth, but such optimism can fade if loan quality dips or funding costs rise. The test: can Aye sustain its 30% AUM CAGR target without a spike in delinquencies?
Source: livemint.com
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