Satin Creditcare Eyes Steady Growth Amid Easing Market Conditions

Microfinance firm Satin Creditcare Network has set its sights on achieving a 10-15 percent loan growth in the financial year 2026. This optimistic projection is attributed to favorable factors such as a predicted good monsoon and easing interest rates, which are expected to reduce costs for both the company and its customers.  

 

Relevant Insights:  

 

- Satin Creditcare closed FY25 with assets under management amounting to Rs 11,300 crore, marking a 7 percent growth.  

- The company anticipates improved business performance in FY26, driven by stabilizing conditions in the microfinance sector.  

- A syndicated social term loan of USD 100 million was secured through external commercial borrowing, with the first tranche disbursed in March 2025.  

- Satin Creditcare continues to explore opportunities in housing finance and MSME lending through its subsidiaries, Satin Housing Finance Limited and Satin Finserv Limited.  

- While the company has no immediate plans to transition into a small finance bank, it remains open to evaluating this option in the future.  

 

With a strong pipeline to support its growth ambitions, Satin Creditcare is poised to navigate the evolving financial landscape effectively.  

 

Source: PTI, Economic Times, Business Standard