₹149.97 crore for the March quarter, compared with the ₹274.14 crore net loss reported in the previous quarter.As such, the net profit was lower than the consensus estimate of analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
Behind the net profit disappointment is not just a fall in revenues but also the lender’s need to make provisions.Mahindra Finance jacked up its provisioning against delinquencies and other stressed loans by 31% from the year-ago period.