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Shriram Finance (SHFL) Earnings: 1Q Net Income Falls Short of Estimates, Shares Rise 2.6%

  • Shriram Finance’s net income for the first quarter is 19.8 billion rupees.
  • This represents an 18% increase year-over-year.
  • However, the net income fell short of the estimated 20.21 billion rupees.
  • Net interest income stands at 53.54 billion rupees.
  • Shares rose by 2.6% to 2,748 rupees.
  • Total of 749,857 shares were traded.
  • Analyst ratings show 37 buys, 0 holds, and 1 sell.

Shriram Finance on Smartkarma

Analyst coverage on Shriram Finance by independent analysts on Smartkarma reveals potential changes in the NIFTY50 Index. Brian Freitas suggests that Shriram Finance is set to replace UPL Ltd in the NIFTY Index, with significant positioning in play. This change, deemed a high probability, comes amidst missed inclusions for other companies like Trent Ltd. The impact on stocks like Bharat Petroleum Corp is expected to be substantial, with over 11 days of delivery volume for trading.

However, Pranav Bhavsar‘s bearish sentiment on Shriram Finance in the context of troubled financials points to a more cautious view. Highlighting costs, growth, and elections, the focus on earnings commentary underscores a temporary shift from the regular format. Shriram Finance’s performance, alongside other financial entities like AU and Home First, is under scrutiny during this earnings season, offering a nuanced perspective on the company’s trajectory amidst broader market dynamics.


A look at Shriram Finance Smart Scores

FactorScoreMagnitude
Value4
Dividend5
Growth4
Resilience2
Momentum4
OVERALL SMART SCORE3.8

Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma

Shriram Finance Limited, a company providing consumer finance services in India, has received a strong overall outlook based on Smartkarma Smart Scores. With a top score of 5 for Dividend and high scores of 4 for Value, Growth, and Momentum, Shriram Finance showcases positive traits in various key aspects. This indicates a promising future for the company in terms of its financial stability, growth potential, and shareholder returns.

However, the company’s lower score of 2 in Resilience highlights a potential area of concern, suggesting a lower ability to withstand economic challenges or market volatility. Despite this, Shriram Finance’s overall positive scores position it favorably for long-term success in the consumer finance sector, providing a competitive edge in the market with its range of services including automobile, commercial vehicle, business, and gold loans.


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