 Emkay Global Financial Services Ltd consolidated Q2 FY2026 PAT slumps to Rs. 45.95 lakhs
Emkay Global Financial Services Ltd consolidated Q2 FY2026 PAT slumps to Rs. 45.95 lakhs Dhanuka Agritech Ltd Q2 FY2026 PAT at Rs. 93.96 crores
Dhanuka Agritech Ltd Q2 FY2026 PAT at Rs. 93.96 crores Divyashakti Ltd Q2 FY26 loss at Rs. 8.34 lakhs
Divyashakti Ltd Q2 FY26 loss at Rs. 8.34 lakhs Mphasis Ltd Q2FY26 consolidated net profit up at Rs. 469.07 crores
Mphasis Ltd Q2FY26 consolidated net profit up at Rs. 469.07 crores True Colors Ltd repays its entire outstanding term loan
True Colors Ltd repays its entire outstanding term loan 
              Mr. Krishnan ASV, Institutional Research Analyst, HDFC Securities
Banks' non-food credit growth hit a 45-month low of 4.9% YoY in Mar'21, due to a reduction in service credit growth, partly offset by growth in agriculture and personal loans. Industry credit off take remains elusive (0.4% YoY), as large industries segment continues to de-grow (-0.8% YoY). While the second wave of pandemic may cause short-term disruption in credit off take, we expect recovery in credit growth over the medium term for our coverage universe.
Industrial credit growth remained muted (0.4% YoY in Mar'21), although registering positive YoY growth for the first time since September. The large industrial credit, which constitutes ~82% of industrial credit, continued to de-grow at -0.8% YoY as the Capex cycle still remains elusive. Growth in credit to medium industries continued to surge, reaching 28.8% YoY (21% in Feb), aided by disbursals under the ECLGS. However, micro and small industries continued to grow slowly at just 0.5% YoY (1.5% in Feb). Within industrial credit, credit for roads (~22% of infra credit) increased by 34.4% YoY (15.6% in Feb). Credit to the textile sector continued to dip -0.9% MoM, although YoY growth stood at ~4.6%. Certain segments such as metals, all engineering, telecom and construction saw persistent YoY de-growth.
Service sector credit growth decelerated significantly, reaching 1.4% YoY ( -1.1% MoM) in March 2021, after having improved to 9.3% YoY in February 2021. Within this segment, growth in credit to NBFCs increased to 4.5% YoY while growth in credit for 'other services' de-grew -6.7% YoY (up 28.7% YoY in February). Overall, trade credit growth improved to 11.8% YoY (8.6% in February). Wholesale and retail trade credit growth improved to 21.2% YoY and 3.3% YoY respectively.
The personal loan segment continued to witness improvement in growth to 10.2% YoY (9.6% in February), after hitting a 10-year low of 9.1% YoY in January. This trend was led by growth in home loans (9.1% YoY) and other personal loans (16.8% YoY). Growth in credit card receivables improved to 7.8% YoY. Vehicle loan growth continued to move closer to October 20 levels, reaching 9.5% YoY. Personal loan has been the most significantly impacted segment by COVID-19.
Agricultural credit growth continued to accelerate, reaching 12.3% YoY (highest in 53 months), boosted by back-to-back surplus monsoon seasons.