What Aavas Financiers lends, and to whom
Its loan book from its own filings: how big it was at the end of FY2025-26, who borrows from it, how it has grown and where it ranks. Every number links to the page it came from.
FY2025-26Year-end balance on 31 March 2026, the last day of FY2025-26. The latest half-year balance, on 30 Sep 2026, is ₹24,801 crore (+5.8% since March).
₹23,452croreAUM on 31 Mar 2026: lent and not yet repaid
Chapter 01 · The loan book
₹23,452 crore lent out by March 2026. To whom?
A loan book is everything a lender has lent that has not yet been paid back. It is not profit and not revenue: it is the money still owed to it, on one day.
The simple version. When someone takes a ₹50 lakh home loan, it sits in Aavas Financiers's loan book until it is repaid. Add up every loan it had out on 31 March 2026, from hl down, and you get ₹23,452 crore. By 30 Sep 2026 it was ₹24,801 crore.
First cut: who the borrower is · split from its latest filing, 30 Sep 2026
Drilling down: what it lends against · 30 Sep 2026
- HL₹15,625 crore63%
- MSME₹5,704 crore23%
- LAP₹3,472 crore14%
Chapter 02 · Insights
Growing 20% a year since March 2022.
From ₹11,350 crore on 31 March 2022 to ₹23,452 crore on 31 March 2026, and ₹24,801 crore by 30 Sep 2026. Click the i beside any figure in the table to see the line it was read from.
- 0120%a year since 2022Grew 20% a year from March 2022 to March 2026, faster than 3 of the 6 other housing finance companies with like-for-like figures for those years.
- 0215%in FY2025-26Growth slowed to 15% in FY2025-26, from 18% the year before.
- 036thamong peersHeld its place as the 6th biggest of these 7 housing finance companies from March 2022 to March 2026.
| Measure | Mar 2022 | Mar 2023 | Mar 2024 | Mar 2025 | Mar 2026 | Sep 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loan book₹ crore · AUM | 11,350 | 14,167 | 17,313 | 20,420 | 23,452 | 24,801 |
| BranchesNumber | 314 | 346 | 367 | 397 | 435 | 443 |
Loan book, Mar 2022: ₹11,350 crore
“CAGR 141,667 CAGR CAGR 113,502”
Loan book, Mar 2023: ₹14,167 crore
“0.92% 0.94% 141,667”
Loan book, Mar 2024: ₹17,313 crore
“+22% 11% +2 bps 173,126”
Loan book, Mar 2025: ₹20,420 crore
“234,517 67,751 204,202”
Loan book, Mar 2026: ₹23,452 crore
“234,517 67,751 204,202”
Loan book, Sep 2026: ₹24,801 crore
“6,825 248,011”
Branches, Mar 2022: 314
“Retail network of 314 branches”
Branches, Mar 2023: 346
“Retail network of 346 branches”
Branches, Mar 2024: 367
“Retail network of 367 branches”
Branches, Mar 2025: 397
“Retail network of 397 branches”
Branches, Mar 2026: 435
“we added 31 branches in Q4 taking total to 435.”
Branches, Sep 2026: 443
“We also expanded our network to 443 branch locations.”
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Aavas Financiers, Q2 FY2026-27: loan book ₹24,801 crore, +5.8% since March
- ₹24,801 crore lent out by Q2 FY2026-27
- Biggest segment: HL, 63% of the book
- Every figure links to page 6 of its filing
Chapter 03 · Among its peers
6th biggest of 7 housing finance companies we cover, March 2026.
At the end of FY2025-26 it held 3.5% of the combined loan book of the housing finance companies on CreditBrief. NBFCs and housing finance companies report assets under management.
- 1LIC Housing Finance₹3.21 lakh crore
- 2Bajaj Housing Finance₹1.41 lakh crore
- 3PNB Housing Finance₹90,921 crore
- 4Can Fin Homes₹42,209 crore
- 5Aadhar Housing Finance₹30,571 crore
- 6Aavas Financiers₹23,452 crore
- 7Home First Finance Company₹15,878 crore
Chapter 04 · Working here
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Chapter 05 · Sources
Every number, traced to its filing.
- Loan book and segmentsAavas Financiers Investor Presentation H1 FY27, PDF page 6, segments on page 18 ↗Q2 FY2026-27, balance on 30 Sep 2026
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