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SBFC Finance expects its assets under management (AUM) to grow 5–7% every quarter, even as early delinquencies show a marginal uptick and credit costs are revised slightly upward. The company said its broad-based distribution network and improved underwriting quality support this growth outlook. “We’ve been guiding for 5 to 7% for more than nine quarters.

Shriram Finance is sticking to its loan growth target of 15% for the year ending March 2026, buoyed by strong rural and semi-urban demand. The company is also confident that improving credit quality and easing cost of funds will support margins going forward. “Overall, the rural and semi-urban markets are really doing good, and that’s