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IFCI Ltd

| Audited Standalone Financial Results for the Quarter and Year Ended March 31, 2026

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⬤28th Apr 26

Summary : IFCI reports Q4/FY26 results with negative CRAR, high NPAs, and group consolidation plans.

Quarterly Report Analysis & Insights

Financial Disclosures

  1. Standalone Total Expenses (FY26): Rs. 878.53 crore (Finance costs: 416.07 Cr, Impairment: 279.28 Cr).
  2. Consolidated Total Expenses (FY26): Rs. 1,599.34 crore (Finance costs: 416.29 Cr, Impairment: 260.70 Cr).
  3. Standalone Total Income (FY26): Rs. 924.07 crore (Interest: 341.32 Cr, Dividend: 186.00 Cr, Fees: 79.10 Cr).
  4. Consolidated Total Income (FY26): Rs. 2,134.27 crore (Interest: 460.35 Cr, Dividend: 389.94 Cr, Fees: 632.16 Cr).
  5. Standalone Net cash flow from Operating Activities (FY26): -Rs. 66.56 crore.
  6. Consolidated Net cash flow from Operating Activities (FY26): Rs. 279.73 crore.
  7. Litigation involving a subsidiary (Stockholding Corporation of India Limited) for Rs. 24.41 crore.
  8. Standalone Total Assets (Mar 26): Rs. 10,064.26 crore; Total Equity: Rs. 1,785.51 crore.
  9. Consolidated Total Assets (Mar 26): Rs. 25,723.77 crore; Total Equity: Rs. 8,944.44 crore.
  10. Both standalone and consolidated financial results are provided, with consolidated showing larger scale.

Corporate Overview

  1. India
  2. Negative Capital Risk Adequacy Ratio (CRAR)
  3. High Gross Non-Performing Assets (NPAs)
  4. Litigation involving a subsidiary
  5. Auditors unable to review certain scheme-specific data
  6. Government of India Undertaking
  7. Department of Financial Services (Ministry of Finance)
  8. RBI regulations
  9. Financial institution providing financing services.
  10. Formal and compliant reporting of financial results and regulatory updates.
  11. Interest Income
  12. Dividend Income
  13. Rental Income
  14. Fees and commission Income
  15. Net gain on fair value changes
  16. Sale of products
  17. Sale of services
  18. In-principle approval for 'Consolidation of IFCI Group' entailing merger/amalgamation of group companies.

Risk Factors

  1. Negative Capital Risk Adequacy Ratio.
  2. Gross Non-Performing Assets remain very high.
  3. Subsidiary faces significant legal litigation.
  4. Auditors could not review certain data.

Key Drivers

  1. Group consolidation plan approved.
  2. Unmodified audit opinion received.
  3. Government capital infusion received.
  4. Interest income recognized on Stage 3 assets.

Auditor’s Report

  1. Unmodified opinion
  2. In-principle approval for 'Consolidation of IFCI Group'.
  3. Recognition of interest income on Stage 3 assets (Rs. 93.01 crore) written off as bad debts.
  4. Auditors unable to review case-specific data for SDF (Sugar Development Fund) Scheme.
  5. Auditors unable to review files/documents for PLI (Production Linked Incentive) schemes.
  6. Valuation of subsidiary investments based on Dec 2025 financials instead of Mar 2026.
  7. Capital Risk Adequacy Ratio (CRAR) at -18.78%, below RBI notification.
  8. Provisioning for IRACP norms higher than Ind AS 109, but no further impairment reserve created.

Board Commentary

  1. Negative Capital Risk Adequacy Ratio (CRAR) of -18.78%.
  2. Gross Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) at 95.79%.
  3. Litigation involving a subsidiary.
  4. Subsidiary (Stockholding Corporation of India Limited) involved in litigation of Rs. 24.41 crore.
  5. Received Rs. 500 crore from Government of India for share capital subscription and allotted equity shares.

Corporate Governance

  1. Audit Committee reviewed the financial results.
  2. Auditors unable to review data for SDF Scheme and PLI schemes.

Management Discussion & Analysis

Future Strategy

  1. Proceeding with the consolidation of IFCI Group.

Operational Focus Areas

  1. Compliance with SEBI and RBI regulations.
  2. Managing high Non-Performing Assets.

Performance Drivers

  1. Interest Income
  2. Dividend Income
  3. Fees and commission Income
  4. Net gain on fair value changes

Risk Control Measures

  1. Maintaining 100% security cover on secured bonds and debentures.
  2. Existing impairment reserve for provisioning.

Critical Risks

  1. Negative Capital Risk Adequacy Ratio (CRAR)
  2. High Gross Non-Performing Assets (NPAs)
  3. Litigation involving a subsidiary
  4. Auditors' inability to review certain data
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