HDB Financial Services

HDB Financial Services IPO

IPO Price Range: Not Announced Yet

Incorporated in 2007, HDB Financial Services is a subsidiary of HDFC Bank and operates as a non-banking financial company (NBFC). It provides a mix of secured and unsecured loans.

HDB Financial Services portfolio includes a) secured and unsecured loans to MSMEs for working capital requirements, b) asset financing including commercial vehicles, construction equipment, and tractors, and c) loans for consumer goods such as digital products, vehicles, and personal expenses.

HDB Financial Services IPO to raise ₹12,500 crores that includes a fresh issue of ₹2,500 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of ₹10,000 crore. HDB Financial Services IPO launch date is yet to be finalized. HDB Financial Services filed the DRHP in October 2024.

IPO Status

Upcoming

Listing Exchange

NSE

HDB Financial Services Brands, Products & Services

ProductNon-Banking Financial Company
Known ForLoans and financial services
Top ProductsEnterprise Loans, Asset Financing, Consumer Loans

HDB Financial Services Key Financials

*Value in ₹ crore
*Value in ₹ crore
*Value in ₹ crore
Details202220232024
Total Revenue113061240314171
Total Assets620267005092557
Total Profit101119592461

Objectives of HDB Financial Services IPO

1
Business Growth: HDB Financial Services planning to use the proceeds for bettering its financial base (Tier-1 Capital) by business expansion and offering more loans.
2
Listing of Equity Shares: HDB Financial Services aims to list the shares on the stock exchange to strengthen its brand image and allow liquidity and attract investor participation.
3
Stake Divestment: HDFC Bank Limited, the promoter of HDB Financial Services, is cashing via the IPO by selling its stake in the offer for the sale of shares.

Shareholding Pattern

Promoters 94.36%
NameRoleStakeholding
HDFC Bank LimitedPromoter94.36%
Public5.22%
Others0.42%

Unlisted Competitors of HDB Financial Services

Tata Capital

Tata Capital

Tata Capital offers financial products and services such as personal loans, home loans, business loans, and services like wealth management, private equity, SME financing, leasing, and credit cards.

ICL Fincorp

ICL Fincorp

ICL Fincorp is an NBFC offering gold, vehicle, and asset loans, along with investment and insurance services. It also operates in travel, education, and brokerage, with a presence across India and UAE.

Strengths and Risks of HDB Financial Services IPO

Strengths

Strengths

  • Expanding customer base: HDB Financial Services is one of the fastest growing customer franchises with 17.5 million customers as of September 2024. The customer base of the company has grew at an annual rate of 28% between FY22 and FY24.

  • Diversified product portfolio: HDB Financial Services provides 13 lending products under enterprise lending, asset financing, and consumer loans.

  • Efficient credit underwriting and collection team: HDB Financial Services has an in-house team of 4,500 underwriters and a collection team of more than 12,000 employees.

  • Sound credit rating and diversified borrowing sources: The company maintains a top-tier credit rating of AAA stable by CRISIL and CARE. It’s diversified borrowing sources include public, private, foreign banks, mutual funds, insurance companies, and more.


Risks

Risks

  • Impact of macroeconomic factors: Factors such as interest rate fluctuations, inflation, currency fluctuations, credit risk, policies, geopolitical tensions, and more can negatively impact the company’s business.

  • Risk of NPAs: HDB Financial Services has total gross loans of ₹9,86,24 crore with gross stage 3 loans (NPA) of ₹2,072.7 crore, making around 2.1% of the total gross loans. An increase in the loan defaults can negatively impact the company’s financial performance.

  • Risk related to unsecured loans: A significant portion of the company’s loan book accounts for unsecured loans. Any loan default can result in financial loss for HDB Financial Services.

  • Dependence on HDFC Bank as Promoter: HDFC Bank holds over 90% of the company’s shares, having majority of rights over business decisions. A reduction in HDFC Bank’s stake can impact the company’s operations and increase the borrowing cost.

Frequently Asked Questions of HDB Financial Services IPO

  • What is 'pre-apply' for HDB Financial Services IPO?

    'Pre-apply' for HDB Financial Services IPO indicates your interest in the IPO before it opens for subscription. This ensures quick application when the IPO goes live.

  • What would be the listing gains on the HDB Financial Services IPO?

    The potential listing gains on the HDB Financial Services IPO will depend on various market factors and cannot be predicted with certainty.

  • When will the HBD Financial Services IPO come?

    The HBD Financial Services IPO date is not announced yet. It filed the DRHP in October 2024.

  • What is the HBD Financial Services IPO share price today?

    The HBD Financial Services IPO share price is yet to be decided.

  • What are the open and close dates of the HBD Financial Services IPO?

    The HBD Financial Services IPO release date is yet to be declared.

  • What is the allotment date of the HBD Financial Services IPO?

    The HBD Financial Services IPO allotment date has not been announced yet.

  • Can we invest in the HBD Financial Services IPO?

    Yes, once the HBD Financial Services IPO launches, you can invest in the company’s IPO.

  • What is the lot size of the HBD Financial Services IPO?

    The HBD Financial Services IPO lot size is yet to be decided.

  • What is the issue size of the HBD Financial Services IPO?

    The HBD Financial Services IPO issue size is ₹12,500 crore, including a fresh issue of ₹2,500 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of ₹10,000 crore.