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Akme Fintrade crosses Rs 1,000 crore AUM, expects firm H2 credit demand

Akme Fintrade (India) Limited has crossed Rs 1,000 crore in assets under management and expects steady vehicle and small-business credit demand in the second half.

Akme Fintrade crosses Rs 1,000 crore AUM, expects firm H2 credit demand
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Akme Fintrade (India) Limited has crossed the Rs 1,000 crore mark in assets under management (AUM), according to a report by EquityBulls. The company also shared its outlook for the second half of FY27. It said it expects festive and seasonal demand to keep credit growth firm, while it stays careful about risks in some segments.

Key points

  • Akme Fintrade (India) Limited has crossed Rs 1,000 crore in AUM.
  • The company expects vehicle and small-business credit demand to stay firm in its markets during the festive and wedding season.
  • It sees opportunity in electric two-wheelers, clean mobility and rooftop solar through Akme GreenX.
  • It will watch stress in small-ticket MSME lending and the effect of high fuel prices on transport operators.

Seasonal demand in focus

The company said the second half of the year is seasonally its strongest. It pointed to Navratri this year, which saw strong two-wheeler demand compared with two years ago. Electric-vehicle sales also rose by more than a quarter.

Looking ahead, the company expects Dhanteras and Diwali, the wedding season and cash flows from the kharif harvest to support demand for vehicle and small-business credit in the areas where it works.

Green financing and insurance

Through Akme GreenX, the company said it is well placed to finance the steady shift toward electric two-wheelers, clean mobility and rooftop solar. It also said its insurance partnership adds fee income and value for customers.

Risks and priorities

The company said it will stay watchful of pockets of stress in small-ticket MSME lending. It will also track how high fuel prices affect transport operators. In both cases, it said it will put asset quality ahead of volume.

Even so, the company said it is confident of sustaining its growth momentum through H2 FY27. It plans to invest in technology to improve turnaround times, collections and customer experience.

Why it matters

For business readers, the update shows how a lender in this segment is reading the festive season. It expects demand from vehicle buyers and small businesses to hold up. It is also making a push into clean mobility and solar financing, and says it is keeping a cautious eye on credit quality. The report was tagged as a result update for Q2 FY27 and H1 FY27, though the text available does not give detailed financial figures.

Readers who follow the company may want to look at its formal filings for full numbers on earnings, asset quality and growth.


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