Archive · 22 Jan 2026
CreditAccess Grameen Shares Rally on Q3 Results
CreditAccess Grameen is a company that gives loans to people.
On Wednesday, its shares went up by 7% because it made more money than expected in the third quarter of the year.
The company said it expects to grow its loan book by 20% next year and keep its costs low.
Two companies that give advice on stocks, JM Financial and MOFSL, said the stock is a good buy and set new target prices for it.
They think the company is doing well and will keep doing well in the future.
The company also said it will write off some bad loans in the next quarter, but it has already set aside money for most of them.
Additionally, the company reported a 13.4% year-on-year increase in loan disbursements and a significant improvement in asset quality, with lower bad loan provisions.
CreditAccess Grameen shares rallied 7% on Wednesday.
Q3 profit was 14% higher than expected, driven by a decline in credit cost to 5.6%.
Management guided for 20% AUM growth and 4-4.5% RoA for FY27.
JM Financial upgraded the stock to 'Buy' with a target price of Rs 1,530.
MOFSL reiterated 'Buy' rating with a revised target of Rs 1,580, citing strong loan growth and profitability.
- Who
- CreditAccess Grameen Ltd (CREDAG)
- What
- Shares rallied 7% on Wednesday
- When
- Wednesday's trade
- Where
- Stock market
- Why
- Positive Q3 results and brokerage upgrades
- Company
- CreditAccess Grameen Ltd (CREDAG)
- Stock Rally
- 7% on Wednesday
- AUM Growth Guidance
- 20% for FY27
- Credit Cost Guidance
- 4-4.5% for FY27
- RoA Guidance
- 4-4.5% for FY27
- Q3 Profit
- 14% higher than expectations
- Credit Cost in Q3
- 5.6%
- JM Financial Target Price
- Rs 1,530
- MOFSL Target Price
- Rs 1,580
- Retail Finance Growth
- Faster than anticipated, 15%+ in AUM mix
- Loan Disbursements
- ₹5,767 crore, up 13.4% YoY
- Gross Loan Portfolio
- ₹26,566 crore, up 8% YoY
- Net Profit Q3
- ₹252.09 crore
- Net Loss Q3 Previous Year
- ₹99.52 crore
- PAR 15+ Accretion
- 18 basis points in December 2025, down from 47 basis points in September 2025