IIFL Capital Reports Q4 And Full Year Results

07 May 2026 CW Team

IIFL Capital Services reported consolidated results for the quarter ended March 31, 2026, with operating revenue of Rs 6.44 billion (bn), up 20 per cent year on year and 10 per cent quarter on quarter. Operating profit before tax was Rs 1.44 bn, up 14 per cent year on year, while profit after tax was Rs 1.15 bn, down 10 per cent.

For the full year ended March 31, 2026, the company reported revenue from operations of Rs 24.39 bn and operating profit before tax of Rs 5.92 bn, a decline of 22 per cent versus the prior year. Profit before tax for the year was Rs 7.56 bn, and profit after tax was Rs 5.64 bn. As at March 31 total assets under management stood at Rs 2,295.82 bn, comprising distribution assets of Rs 521.15 bn and custody assets of Rs 1,774.67 bn.

The managing director said that the investment banking and institutional equities businesses demonstrated resilience and that the firm witnessed steady momentum in scaling its wealth and asset management platforms. The investment banking division completed nine transactions in the quarter across capital markets and private placements, including IPOs for Amagi Media Labs, Aye Finance and Clean Max Enviro Energy and debt placements for Redbrick Offices and National Highway Infra Trust. The deal pipeline remains robust.

The IIFL Capital Credit Opportunities Fund achieved a first close at Rs 5 bn, driven by demand from high net worth investors and family offices, and the investment team has commenced evaluation with Rs 750 million (mn) deployed in the first transaction and the remainder to be deployed shortly. The fund aims to deploy capital across a diversified set of credit opportunities with a disciplined approach targeting attractive risk adjusted returns. The board declared an interim dividend of Rs three per equity share, each having a face value of Rs two, which has been disbursed and is treated as final for the financial year.

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