L&T Finance Sees Uptick in Auto Demand, Microfinance Improvement in H2 FY25

By By Rediff Money Desk, Mumbai
Aug 28, 2024 13:54
L&T Finance expects a rise in automobile demand during the festive season due to good monsoon and an improvement in microfinance in the second half of FY25.
Mumbai, Aug 28 (PTI) L&T Finance on Wednesday said it is expecting a decent uptick in automobile demand during the festive season on the back of good monsoon and is hopeful of a reasonable improvement in the microfinance segment in the second half of the current fiscal.

"Of late, there are reports that the auto industry is seeing some slowdown, but I am very hopeful that on the back of good monsoon that we see, I think during the festive period, we will see a decent uptick both in terms of two-wheelers as well as four-wheelers," L&T finance Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Sudipta Roy told PTI.

Speaking on the sideline of the three-day Global Fintech Festival, Roy said in terms of loan disbursements, overall, the two-wheeler segment is doing very well, adding that, "post Diwali, the demand has been relatively robust. We have been seeing ... our disbursements going somewhere between 15-20 depending upon the region."

Stating that the microfinance industry is currently going through a little bit of adjustment time frame that is more to do with some sort of the disruption during the elections in terms of the social income flows which has resumed right now.

"It was also because of the tremendous heat wave that was there during the May and June period... I do believe that on the back of good monsoons, in H2FY25 we should see a reasonable improvement in the outlook towards microfinance," Roy said.
Source: PTI
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