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HDB Financial Services

ListedFinancial Services2025

The diversified retail NBFC arm of HDFC Bank. One of 2025's largest IPOs, listing at a healthy premium on strong institutional demand.

Return from IPO
+18%
₹740 → ₹870
Issue Price
₹740
Listing Price
₹835
Current
₹870
52W High
₹905
52W Low
₹740
Listing Gain
+12.8%

Company Overview

Introduction

HDB Financial Services is a leading diversified retail-focused non-banking financial company and a subsidiary of HDFC Bank, offering lending and BPO services.

Business Model

Operates across Enterprise Lending, Asset Finance and Consumer Finance, distributed through a wide branch network and digital channels, backed by HDFC Bank parentage.

Industry Analysis

India's retail credit demand continues to expand; well-capitalised, bank-backed NBFCs are positioned to gain share.

Promoters
HDFC Bank Limited

IPO Details

Issue Size
₹12,500 Cr
Price Band
₹700 – ₹740
Lot Size
20 shares
Open → Close
25 Jun 2025 – 27 Jun 2025
Listing Date
02 Jul 2025
Listing Gain
+12.8%
Subscription (times)
17.6x
Overall
55.5x
QIB
9.9x
NII
1.5x
Retail

Market Performance

Current Price
₹870
Market Cap
₹69,200 Cr
P/E Ratio
25.6
Dividend Yield
0%
ROE
18.7%
ROCE
10.2%

Financials

Revenue CAGR +14.6%
Fiscal YearRevenueProfitEBITDANet WorthDebt
FY23₹12,403 Cr₹1,959 Cr₹9,000 Cr₹11,400 Cr₹54,000 Cr
FY24₹14,171 Cr₹2,461 Cr₹10,500 Cr₹13,300 Cr₹67,000 Cr
FY25₹16,300 Cr₹2,700 Cr₹12,000 Cr₹15,500 Cr₹79,000 Cr

All figures in ₹ crore.

Price History

IPO Price vs Current

Returns

Key Numbers

GMP
₹78
Issue Size
₹12,500 Cr
Return from IPO
+17.6%
Listing Gain
+12.8%

News & Updates

  • HDB Financial posts steady FY26 earnings growth

    Economic Times

    25 Apr 2026
  • AUM crosses milestone post-listing

    Moneycontrol

    18 Oct 2025

SWOT Analysis

Strengths
  • HDFC Bank parentage
  • Diversified retail loan mix
  • Wide physical reach
Weaknesses
  • Exposure to unsecured lending cycles
  • Margin pressure in competitive segments
Opportunities
  • Cross-sell via parent ecosystem
  • Digital lending scale-up
Threats
  • Asset-quality stress in downturns
  • Regulatory tightening on NBFCs

Figures are illustrative sample data for demonstration — not investment advice.