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What PNB Housing Finance 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 ₹98,210 crore (+8.0% since March).

PNB Housing FinanceHousing finance

₹90,921croreAUM on 31 Mar 2026: lent and not yet repaid

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Size among peers3rdof 7 housing finance companies on CreditBrief, March 2026
Biggest segment62.6%Retail - Individual Housing Loan, latest split (30 Sep 2026)
Share of the combined book13.7%of all housing finance companies on CreditBrief

Chapter 01 · The loan book

₹90,921 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 PNB Housing Finance's loan book until it is repaid. Add up every loan it had out on 31 March 2026, from retail - individual housing loan down, and you get ₹90,921 crore. By 30 Sep 2026 it was ₹98,210 crore.

First cut: who the borrower is · split from its latest filing, 30 Sep 2026

99%People and households₹94,413 croreRetail - Individual Housing LoanRetail - Non Housing Loan
1%Businesses₹666 croreCorporate

Drilling down: what it lends against · 30 Sep 2026

  • Retail - Individual Housing Loan₹61,463 crore62.6%
  • Retail - Non Housing Loan₹32,950 crore33.6%
  • Corporate₹666 crore0.7%

Some segments are worked out from the share of the book the lender gives.

The split is given only as percentages of the ₹95,079 crore loan book, not of AUM, so the worked-out amounts come to about 3% less than AUM.

Sources: PNB Housing Finance Investor Presentation Q4 FY26, PDF page 6 ↗ for March 2026; PNB Housing Finance Investor Presentation Q2 FY27, PDF page 5 ↗ for 30 Sep 2026 and the split.

Chapter 02 · Insights

Growing 8.3% a year since March 2022.

From ₹65,977 crore on 31 March 2022 to ₹90,921 crore on 31 March 2026, and ₹98,210 crore by 30 Sep 2026. Click the i beside any figure in the table to see the line it was read from.

CreditBrief Insights11 figures from 6 filings · each checked against its pageHow it works
PNB Housing Finance · loan book · 31 March 2026₹90,921crore+13% in FY2025-26₹98,210 crore by 30 Sep 2026
  1. 018.3%a year since 2022Grew 8.3% a year from March 2022 to March 2026, faster than 1 of the 6 other housing finance companies with like-for-like figures for those years.
  2. 0213%in FY2025-26Growth held steady at 13% in FY2025-26, from 13% the year before.
  3. 032ndamong peersSlipped from 2nd to 3rd biggest of these 7 housing finance companies between March 2022 and March 2026.
Branches393+10% · in FY2025-26
MeasureMar 2022Mar 2023Mar 2024Mar 2025Mar 2026Sep 2026
Loan book₹ crore · AUM65,97766,61771,24380,39790,92198,210
BranchesNumber100300356393404

Each value was checked by script: the quoted line is on the cited page and its number matches. Growth is worked out from these values.

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PNB Housing Finance, Q2 FY2026-27: loan book ₹98,210 crore, +8.0% since March

  • ₹98,210 crore lent out by Q2 FY2026-27
  • Biggest segment: Retail - Individual Housing Loan, 63% of the book
  • Every figure links to page 5 of its filing

Chapter 03 · Among its peers

3rd biggest of 7 housing finance companies we cover, March 2026.

At the end of FY2025-26 it held 13.7% of the combined loan book of the housing finance companies on CreditBrief. NBFCs and housing finance companies report assets under management.

  1. 1LIC Housing Finance₹3.21 lakh crore
  2. 2Bajaj Housing Finance₹1.41 lakh crore
  3. 3PNB Housing Finance₹90,921 crore
  4. 4Can Fin Homes₹42,209 crore
  5. 5Aadhar Housing Finance₹30,571 crore
  6. 6Aavas Financiers₹23,452 crore
  7. 7Home First Finance Company₹15,878 crore

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Chapter 04 · Working here

Getting in.

Chapter 05 · Sources

Every number, traced to its filing.

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