Housing and Urban Development (HUDCO) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Strong Q1 performance driven by robust disbursements, a healthy pipeline of sanctioned projects, and alignment with national infrastructure priorities and urbanization trends.

• Over 55 years of experience as a sector-agnostic, techno-financial institution supporting housing and infrastructure projects nationwide, with strategic partnerships supplementing national missions like PMAY, Smart City, and AMRUT.

• Significant MoUs signed with Gujarat, Bihar, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan, each exceeding INR 1 lakh crore, expanding the project pipeline and state-level engagement.

• Focus on capital-intensive urban infrastructure, shifting from grant-based to bankable, fund-based projects, leveraging government initiatives like the Urban Challenge Fund.

• Unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for Q1 FY27 were reviewed and approved by the Board, with no material misstatements identified.

Financial highlights

• Q1FY27 net profit rose 35% year-over-year to ₹851.11 crore; operational revenue up 27% to ₹3,717.17 crore.

• Loan sanctions surged 91% year-over-year to ₹65,485 crore; disbursements reached a record ₹16,377.14 crore.

• Highest-ever loan book at ₹1,73,123 crore, up 28.8% year-over-year.

• Yield on loans at 8.78% for the quarter, with spreads maintained around 2% and NIMs at 3%.

• Gross NPA at 0.96%, Net NPA at 0.0483%, with provision coverage at 95.06%.

Outlook and guidance

• Loan book target of INR 3 lakh crore by 2030, with mid-term review planned for FY 2028.

• Focus on sustainable urban infrastructure through Urban Challenge Fund and City Economic Regions, with continued expansion of partnerships for capacity building and project execution.

• Guidance for spreads to remain at 2% and NIMs at 3%, with continued focus on cost of funds and prudent lending.

• Strategic push for blended financing, PPP project finance, and bridge loans to support infrastructure growth.

• The company maintains sufficient liquidity and undrawn credit lines, with no defaults on debt servicing.