SK Finance Limited has announced its financial results for the fourth quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026, reporting steady growth across major business indicators, including income, profitability, assets under management and disbursements.
For FY26, the company recorded total income from operations of ₹2,823.60 crore. Its net profit after tax stood at ₹431 crore, marking a strong year for the non-banking financial company.
SK Finance also witnessed healthy growth in its Assets Under Management, which rose to ₹15,755.22 crore as of March 31, 2026. The company’s total disbursements during the financial year stood at ₹9,162.27 crore.
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The company said its balance sheet remained strong during the year. As of March 31, 2026, SK Finance reported a net worth of ₹3,962.83 crore, while its debt-equity ratio stood at 3.23, indicating a stable leverage position.
SK Finance also continued to hold strong credit ratings from leading rating agencies. The company has long-term ratings of AA-/Stable from ICRA and CARE Ratings, and AA-/Positive from India Ratings. Its short-term rating stands at A1+.
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Commenting on the performance, Rajendra Kumar Setia, Managing Director & CEO, SK Finance Limited, said, “FY26 was a defining year for us, with strong growth in AUM, profitability, and other key parameters, while maintaining focus on asset quality. This reflects the strength of our asset-backed lending model and our close customer relationships.”
“As the NBFC sector evolves towards data-led, digital-first lending, we are building scalable platforms that enhance underwriting, improve customer experience and strengthen risk management. We believe this is the year of technology in financial services—and SK Finance is ready to lead this transformation for Naya Bharat,” he added.
The company’s performance reflects its continued focus on asset-backed lending, customer relationships, prudent leverage and technology-led growth. With rising demand for credit and increasing digital adoption in the NBFC sector, SK Finance aims to strengthen its lending platform and expand its role in India’s financial services ecosystem.
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