Shriram Finance reports a 59% increase in second-quarter net profit for the current fiscal, along with an interim dividend approved by its board. The company says its Q2 profit rises to around Rs 3,677–3,684 crore, compared with roughly Rs 2,314–2,307 crore in the year-ago quarter, while total income increases year-on-year.
Outlets also cite changes in revenues and related performance measures. One report highlights total income growing to Rs 13,802 crore and interest income rising to Rs 13,386 crore, alongside stable asset quality, with gross NPAs around 4.65% and net NPAs about 2.31% as of September 30, 2026. It also mentions expenses moving slightly higher and AUM increasing by 17%.
Coverage differences largely come from which details each outlet chooses to include. One source focuses on interim dividend and key per-share terms, while another provides a shorter results recap. Across reports, the profit increase and the quarter reference are consistent; figures such as consolidated versus standalone profit and related totals vary by the specific basis presented.
