New Delhi [India], August 4: Hinduja Leyland Finance (HLF), one of India’s leading vehicle-finance NBFCs, has been demonstrating strong progress in the secondary market ahead of its anticipated listing this year.
Hinduja Leyland Finance – A Strong Foundation
- Founded by the Hinduja Group –which has holdings across 10 industry verticals, presence in 100 countries across 6 continents. Currently, Hinduja Group and Ashok Leyland hold ~ 73% in the Company.
- HLF got NBFC license in March 2010, with a consolidated AUM of ~INR 75,468 crs on 31st Mar’26. It is one of India’s leading vehicle finances NBFCs.
- Vehicle loans + Construction equipment accounted for almost 52% of the consolidated portfolio, making it one of the larger players in the vehicle finance space in India.
- Strong Rating: Long Term Rating -CARE AA+ (Stable) / Crisil AA+ (Stable); Short Term Rating -CARE A1+ / Crisil A1+
- AUM growth of 27%, PAT growth of 22% CAGR from FY14-26.
- 71% of the portfolio consists of assets finance and 21% consists of Housing finance with strong growth opportunities.
- Pan India presence –1,750+locations and growing by strengthening its presence in India’s growing credit market.
- Management team with huge experience in vehicle finance & consumer finance businesses.
HLF Key Financials Metrics – AUM crosses Rs 75,000 crore.
- Assets Under Management (AUM) have crossed ₹75,000 crore, reflecting the company’s strong growth trajectory and expanding market presence.
- Loan Book: Has grown at 27% of CAGR
- Revenue: Has grown at 24% of CAGR
- Profit after Tax: Has grown at 22% of CAGR
- Disbursement: Expanded at 24% of CAGR.
- Total revenue has grown from Inr 3053 cr in FY21 to Inr 8125 in FY26
- Total assets have increased from Inr 24240 cr in FY21 to Inr 72126 cr in FY26.
Hinduja Housing Finance – Scaling Up Rapidly
- Hinduja Housing finance is a subsidiary of HLF is witnessing rapid scale-up, driven by expanding operations, a growing customer base, and a strong focus on affordable and retail housing finance. The company’s consistent business growth and strategic expansion position it well for long-term value creation.
- Ticket size in range of INR 5 lacs to INR 50 lacs for residential property.
- Hinduja housing finance is running at very cost-efficient model, leveraging parent’s existing branch network through cost effective hub and having strong assets quality.
- Rising growth in the housing portfolio: CAGR@68%
- HLF also entered into new business model of GRO digital platform and Gaadi Mandi by Unlocking the value across the vehicle ownership lifecycle.
Backed by the Hinduja Group and Ashok Leyland, Hinduja Leyland Finance (HLF) is targeting a reverse-merger listing this year. The company is well positioned to capitalize on the significant growth opportunities in India’s expanding credit and vehicle-finance market, supported by its strong parentage, extensive distribution network, and proven industry expertise.
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