Jio Financial Services (JFSL) reported a 51% year-on-year (YoY) decline in consolidated net profit to ₹340.44 crore in Q2 FY27, despite total income rising 132% to ₹1,699 crore.
The Jio Financial Services Q2 FY27 Results showed strong lending growth, with Jio Credit's AUM increasing 154% to ₹37,320 crore. However, the absence of dividend income, higher finance costs and increased provisions affected profitability.
For investors, the key focus remains on lending growth, credit quality and whether expanding financial services businesses can deliver sustainable profits.
Table of Contents
- Jio Financial Services Q2 FY27 Results at a Glance
- Jio Financial Services Q2 FY27 Financial Performance
- Why Did Jio Financial Services' Net Profit Fall 51%?
- Jio Financial Services H1 FY27 Performance
- Jio Credit Performance: AUM Rises 154%
- Jio Credit Loan Portfolio and Funding Position
- Bank of America and Jio Credit Partnership
- JioFinance Digital Platform Growth
- Jio Payments Bank and Payment Solutions Performance
- JioBlackRock Asset Management Performance
- Jio Financial Services Insurance Business
- Balance Sheet and Capital Position
- Jio Financial Services Share Price Reaction
- What Investors Should Monitor Next
- Conclusion
The Jio Financial Q2 FY27 Results showed strong income growth, lending assets and operating profit, although higher expenses and the absence of dividend income weighed on consolidated net profit.
Here are the major financial and operational highlights for the September 2026 quarter.
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Key metric
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Q2 FY27 performance
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Total income
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₹1,699 crore, up 132% YoY
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Interest income
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₹1,258 crore, up 221% YoY
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Fee and commission income
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₹277 crore, up 98% YoY
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Pre-provisioning operating profit
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₹574 crore, up 85% YoY
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Consolidated net profit
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₹340.44 crore, down 51% YoY
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Jio Credit gross AUM
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₹37,320 crore, up 154% YoY
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Jio Credit disbursements
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₹13,135 crore, up 98% YoY
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JioBlackRock closing AUM
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₹22,746 crore, up 57% YoY
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Jio Payments Bank deposits
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₹643 crore, up 53% YoY
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Consolidated total assets
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₹1,81,666 crore
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The results indicate that JFSL's operating businesses expanded substantially even as consolidated earnings declined.
Lending remained the primary growth driver, while asset management, digital financial services and insurance continued to develop.
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The Jio Financial Services Q2 FY27 Results Analysis shows that revenue growth significantly outpaced profit growth.
Total income more than doubled compared with the corresponding quarter last year. However, finance costs and other expenses increased as the company expanded its lending operations.
Consolidated Financial Results
The following table compares JFSL's key financial metrics for Q2 FY27 and Q2 FY26.
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Particulars
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Q2 FY27 / Q2 FY26
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Total income
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₹1,699 cr / ₹733 cr
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Interest income
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₹1,258 cr / ₹392 cr
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Fee and commission income
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₹277 cr / ₹140 cr
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Finance cost
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₹578 cr / ₹136 cr
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Total expenses
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₹1,125 cr / ₹423 cr
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PPOP
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₹574 cr / ₹310 cr
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Provisions
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₹41 cr / ₹13 cr
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Profit before tax
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₹489 cr / ₹783 cr
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Profit after tax
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₹340.44 cr / ₹695.04 cr
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Source: Jio Financial Services Q2 FY27 earnings presentation.
Key Financial Changes
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Total income increased 132% YoY and 14% QoQ, reflecting expansion across operating businesses.
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Interest income grew 221% YoY and 31% QoQ to ₹1,258 crore, supported by lending growth.
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Fee and commission income rose 98% YoY, although it declined 15% sequentially.
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Finance costs increased 325% YoY and 38% QoQ to ₹578 crore as borrowings expanded.
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Total expenses rose 166% YoY and 14% QoQ, faster than total income.
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PPOP increased 85% YoY and 14% QoQ, indicating improving operating scale.
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Provisions increased 208% YoY and 65% QoQ to ₹41 crore.
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Profit before tax declined 37% YoY and 50% QoQ to ₹489 crore.
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Net profit declined 51% YoY and 59% QoQ to ₹340.44 crore.
The most significant development in Jio Financial Services Q2 Earnings FY27 was the increase in interest income.
However, higher borrowing costs and provisions, along with changes in dividend income and accounting treatment, limited the improvement in reported profitability.
Jio Financial Services Q2 FY27 net profit declined primarily because of the absence of dividend income, higher financing expenses, increased provisions and changes in the contribution from associates and joint ventures.
These factors affected reported earnings despite growth in the company's operating businesses.
1. Absence of Dividend Income
Dividend income was one of the biggest reasons for the decline in reported profit.
JFSL recorded no dividend income in Q2 FY27, compared with ₹269 crore in Q2 FY26.
The difference was even more significant sequentially, as dividend income stood at ₹509 crore in Q1 FY27.
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Period
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Dividend income
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Q2 FY26
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₹269 crore
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Q1 FY27
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₹509 crore
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Q2 FY27
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₹0
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The absence of this income contributed to the decline in net profit from ₹830 crore in Q1 FY27 to ₹340.44 crore in Q2 FY27.
This also demonstrates why reported quarterly earnings can fluctuate substantially when dividend receipts are uneven.
2. Higher Finance Costs
JFSL's consolidated finance costs increased from ₹136 crore in Q2 FY26 to ₹578 crore in Q2 FY27.
This represented a 325% YoY increase.
The rise was primarily associated with the expansion of Jio Credit's loan portfolio and borrowings.
As a lending business grows, it requires additional funding to support loan disbursements. This increases financing expenses, making lending spreads and funding efficiency important profitability indicators.
3. Increase in Provisions
Provisions increased from ₹13 crore to ₹41 crore during the quarter, representing 208% YoY growth.
The increase reflects the expansion of lending activities and the associated provisioning requirements.
Although the absolute provision amount remains considerably smaller than interest income, its growth is an important indicator to monitor as Jio Credit's loan portfolio expands.
4. Changes in Consolidation
JFSL began fully consolidating Reliance Services and Holdings Limited (RSHL) as a 100% step-down subsidiary from 29 April 2026.
Previously, RSHL was accounted for through the share of profits or losses of associates and joint ventures.
The change affected the presentation of income, expenses and profitability in the consolidated financial statements.
Consequently, comparisons between periods need to consider the change in accounting treatment.
5. Losses From Associates and Joint Ventures
The share of results from associates and joint ventures also weakened.
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Particulars
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Q2 FY27 / Q2 FY26
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Share of associates and JVs
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₹44 cr loss / ₹217 cr income
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This represented a negative swing of ₹261 crore between the two periods.
The change further affected consolidated profitability.
What Do the Adjusted Operating Numbers Show?
Excluding dividend income provides an additional perspective on the company's underlying performance.
These figures indicate that the company's operating earnings expanded even though reported net profit declined.
However, higher funding costs and provisions remain genuine business expenses. Therefore, operating profit growth alone does not establish the sustainability of future earnings.
The half-year performance provides a broader view of JFSL's financial progress by reducing the emphasis on a single quarter.
For the six months ended 30 September 2026, the company reported growth in income, operating profit and net profit.
H1 FY27 Financial Highlights
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Metric
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H1 FY27 performance
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Total income excluding dividend income
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₹3,195 crore, up 136% YoY
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PPOP
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₹1,079 crore, up 60% YoY
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Profit before tax
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₹951 crore, up 33% YoY
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Profit after tax
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₹1,171 crore, up 15% YoY
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Despite the sharp decline in Q2 net profit, consolidated PAT for H1 FY27 increased 15% YoY.
The half-year numbers suggest that JFSL's operating businesses continued expanding, although reported earnings remain influenced by dividend timing, provisioning and consolidation-related changes.
For investors, the distinction between operating earnings and reported PAT remains important when assessing the company's financial progress.
Jio Credit Limited (JCL), JFSL's non-banking financial company (NBFC) subsidiary, remained the main growth driver during Q2 FY27.
The business recorded strong growth in gross AUM, disbursements, interest income, and profitability.
Jio Credit recorded significant year-on-year growth in Q2 FY27 compared with Q2 FY26, with higher AUM, disbursements, interest income and profitability.
| Particulars |
Q2 FY27 |
| Gross AUM |
₹37,320 cr |
| Disbursements |
₹13,135 cr |
| Interest income |
₹900 cr |
| Net interest income |
₹302 cr |
| PPOP |
₹201 cr |
| PAT |
₹120 cr |
| Particulars |
Q2 FY26 |
| Gross AUM |
₹14,709 cr |
| Disbursements |
₹6,624 cr |
| Interest income |
₹299 cr |
| Net interest income |
₹140 cr |
| PPOP |
₹80 cr |
| PAT |
₹50 cr |
Jio Credit's gross AUM increased 154% YoY to ₹37,320 crore, reflecting rapid expansion in its lending portfolio.
Disbursements nearly doubled to ₹13,135 crore, while interest income increased 202% YoY to ₹900 crore.
Net interest income rose 116% to ₹302 crore, indicating that the lending business generated higher interest earnings after accounting for associated interest expenses.
Operating profitability also improved.
PPOP increased 151% YoY to ₹201 crore, while PAT rose 140% to ₹120 crore.
Jio Credit's profit growth alongside expanding AUM was one of the most important positive developments in the quarter.
However, rapid lending growth also increases the importance of monitoring asset quality, funding costs and provisions.
Jio Credit's loan portfolio is distributed across mortgage loans, retail loans against securities and corporate and SME lending.
This mix provides exposure to different borrower segments, with varying loan sizes and repayment periods.
Jio Credit AUM Composition
Share of gross AUM as of 30 September 2026
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Loan Portfolio Details
| Loan Category |
AUM Share and Characteristics |
| Mortgage loans |
AUM share: 44.5%;
Average ticket: ₹1.4 crore; tenor: 15.9 years |
| Retail loans against securities |
AUM share: 11.3%;
Average ticket: ₹1.3 crore; tenor: 3 years |
| Corporate and SME loans |
AUM share: 44.2%;
Average tenor: 3.26 years |
Mortgage loans represented the largest individual category, accounting for 44.5% of AUM.
Corporate and SME lending contributed another 44.2%, while retail loans against securities accounted for 11.3%.
The substantial exposure to mortgage and corporate lending means that credit underwriting, borrower concentration and repayment performance will remain important factors in assessing the portfolio.
Borrowings and Capital Adequacy
Jio Credit's borrowings increased sharply as the loan book expanded.
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Metric
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Reported figure
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Borrowings, September 2026
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₹42,007 crore
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Borrowings, September 2025
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₹12,006 crore
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Capital adequacy ratio
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18.50%
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Average borrowing cost, Q2 FY27
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7.08%
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Average borrowing cost, Q1 FY27
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7.07%
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Borrowings increased by approximately 250% YoY, reflecting the funding requirements of the expanding lending business.
Despite this increase, the average cost of borrowing remained broadly stable at 7.08%, compared with 7.07% in the previous quarter.
The capital adequacy ratio stood at 18.50%.
Going forward, the relationship between borrowing costs, lending yields and credit losses will be important in determining Jio Credit's profitability.
In August 2026, Bank of America entered into a joint-venture agreement with Jio Financial Services to acquire up to 49.9% in Jio Credit.
The proposed transaction remains subject to regulatory and statutory approvals and the exercise of warrants, if fully subscribed.
The partnership is strategically significant because it could strengthen Jio Credit's lending capabilities through access to global financial expertise.
Potential benefits include:
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Lending expertise: Access to international experience in credit assessment and loan portfolio management.
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Risk management: Opportunities to strengthen underwriting practices and credit monitoring.
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Funding capabilities: Potential support for Jio Credit's future funding strategy.
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Business expansion: Additional capabilities to support growth across lending categories.
However, the proposed ownership change has not been completed.
Investors should monitor regulatory approvals, the final ownership structure, transaction valuation and the partnership's operational impact before assessing its contribution to Jio Credit.
JFSL continued expanding its digital financial services ecosystem through the JioFinance platform.
The platform offers lending, investment, payment and insurance products, supporting the company's strategy of building an integrated financial services business.
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Metric
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Q2 FY27
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Unique digital users
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3.2 crore
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Average monthly active users
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Approximately 80 lakh
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Product offerings
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More than 30
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Jio Gold purchase transactions
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Up 199% YoY
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Fixed-deposit GMV
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Up 50% QoQ
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Tax filings
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Up 40% YoY
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The platform recorded 3.2 crore unique users across its digital properties, while average monthly active users stood at approximately 80 lakh.
The difference between total unique users and monthly active users highlights the importance of sustained engagement and product adoption.
New Products and Digital Initiatives
JFSL reported several developments across its digital platform.
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JioFinance+: A value-back subscription programme launched for a closed user group in October 2026.
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JioFinance360: A financial-health assessment and advisory tool announced for an upcoming launch.
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JioSilver: A new offering introduced alongside Jio Gold.
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Jio Gold: Purchase transactions increased 199% YoY.
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Fixed deposits: Gross merchandise value (GMV) increased 50% QoQ.
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Tax filing services: Filings increased 40% YoY.
These initiatives expand the range of financial services available through the platform.
However, user growth and transaction growth do not automatically translate into profitability.
The important long-term measure will be how effectively JFSL converts digital engagement into revenue-generating financial relationships.
JFSL's payments businesses recorded growth in deposits, customer accounts, transaction activity, and fee income during Q2 FY27.
Both Jio Payments Bank and Jio Payment Solutions contributed to the group's expanding financial services ecosystem.
Jio Payments Bank continued expanding its customer base and distribution network.
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Metric
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Q2 FY27 performance
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Customer deposits
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₹643 crore, up 53% YoY
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CASA customer base
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Approximately 40 lakh, up 38% YoY
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Business correspondent touchpoints
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Over 6.33 lakh, up 3.2x YoY
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Total income
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₹94 crore, up 213% YoY
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Average balance per customer
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₹1,573, up 14% YoY
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Customer deposits increased 53% YoY to ₹643 crore, supported by growth in customer accounts.
The current account and savings account (CASA) customer base increased 38% to approximately 40 lakh.
Meanwhile, the business correspondent network expanded 3.2 times to more than 6.33 lakh touchpoints.
This expansion improves the bank's distribution reach.
Total income increased 213% YoY to ₹94 crore, while average balance per customer rose 14% to ₹1,573.
The improvement in customer balances and income indicates growing usage of the banking platform.
Jio Payment Solutions also recorded growth in fee income and processing margins.
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Metric
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Q2 FY27 performance
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Total payment value
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₹14,682 crore, up 8% YoY
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Gross fee and commission income
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₹21 crore, up 70% YoY
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Net fee and commission income
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₹24 crore, up 74% YoY
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Net processing margin
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14 basis points
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Q2 FY26 net processing margin
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9 basis points
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Total payment value increased 8% YoY to ₹14,682 crore.
However, fee and commission income grew considerably faster than transaction value.
Gross fee income increased 70% YoY, while reported net fee and commission income rose 74%.
The net processing margin improved from 9 basis points in Q2 FY26 to 14 basis points in Q2 FY27, an increase of 5 basis points.
This indicates improved processing economics during the period.
The reported net fee income exceeding gross fee income should be interpreted according to the company's specific presentation definitions rather than assuming that one is simply gross income less expenses.
JioBlackRock Asset Management continued expanding its assets under management and investor base during Q2 FY27.
The business forms an important part of JFSL's strategy to build a diversified financial services platform beyond lending and payments.
JioBlackRock Q2 FY27 Highlights
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Metric
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Q2 FY27 performance
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Closing AUM
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₹22,746 crore, up 57% YoY
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Quarterly average AUM
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₹22,769 crore, up 77% YoY
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Institutional investors
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Approximately 800
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Retail investors
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Approximately 12 lakh
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Retail AUM beyond top 30 cities
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40%
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SIF AUM
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₹478 crore
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Closing AUM increased 57% YoY to ₹22,746 crore, while quarterly average AUM increased 77% to ₹22,769 crore.
The AMC served approximately 800 institutional investors and 12 lakh retail investors.
Notably, 40% of retail AUM came from locations beyond India's top 30 cities.
This indicates participation from investors outside the country's largest financial centres.
New Funds and Investment Products
JioBlackRock expanded its investment product offerings through several launches.
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JioBlackRock Nifty 50 ETF: Introduced to provide exposure to the Nifty 50 index.
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Balanced Advantage Fund: Added to the company's investment product portfolio.
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Prism Hybrid Long-Short SIF: Launched as part of its specialised investment fund offerings.
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SIF AUM: Reached ₹478 crore within three months of launch.
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JioBlackRock Trade & Invest app: Introduced with an initial zero-brokerage plan covering stocks, ETFs and IPOs.
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JioBlackRock Advantage World Equity Fund (IFSC): Planned for launch through a GIFT City entity in Q3 FY27.
The expansion in products and distribution provides opportunities to increase the AMC's customer base and managed assets.
However, future profitability will depend on AUM growth, product mix, fee realisation and operating expenses.
For investors, sustainable fee income will be more important than AUM growth alone.
JFSL continued expanding its insurance presence through insurance broking, reinsurance and proposed partnerships with Allianz.
The business remains at different stages of development across its insurance segments.
Jio Insurance Broking recorded growth in facilitated premiums and fee income during Q2 FY27.
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Metric
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Q2 FY27 performance
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Total premiums facilitated
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₹347 crore, up 46% YoY
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Fee and commission income
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₹61 crore, up 57% YoY
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Retail share of premiums
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79%
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Retail share in Q2 FY26
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21%
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Total premiums facilitated increased 46% YoY to ₹347 crore.
Fee and commission income increased 57% to ₹61 crore.
The retail share of premiums facilitated increased significantly from 21% in Q2 FY26 to 79% in Q2 FY27.
This represents a substantial change in the business mix towards retail insurance distribution.
The shift could influence future revenue composition, although the sustainability of the new mix will need to be assessed over subsequent quarters.
Allianz Joint Ventures and Reinsurance Business
JFSL also reported developments across its insurance partnerships.
Allianz Jio Reinsurance
The reinsurance business commenced operations in March 2026 and underwrote ₹510 crore of gross written premium during its first six months.
Jio Allianz General Insurance
The proposed general insurance business was in the advanced stages of regulatory approvals.
Proposed Life Insurance Joint Venture
JFSL entered into a non-binding agreement with Allianz for a potential life insurance joint venture.
These developments broaden JFSL's planned participation across the insurance value chain.
However, the proposed businesses remain dependent on the necessary approvals and execution milestones.
Investors should distinguish between businesses already generating premiums and those that are still awaiting regulatory clearance.
Jio Financial Services maintained a substantial capital base as of 30 September 2026.
The company's consolidated balance sheet expanded during the first half of FY27, reflecting higher loans, cash balances and overall assets.
Jio Financial Services Consolidated Balance Sheet
Jio Financial Services – Sep 2026
| Particulars |
Sep 2026 |
| Cash and bank balances |
₹12,459 cr |
| Investments |
₹1,30,348 cr |
| Loans |
₹37,493 cr |
| Total assets |
₹1,81,666 cr |
| Net worth |
₹1,29,596 cr |
Jio Financial Services – Mar 2026
| Particulars |
Mar 2026 |
| Cash and bank balances |
₹3,598 cr |
| Investments |
₹1,33,089 cr |
| Loans |
₹25,711 cr |
| Total assets |
₹1,63,497 cr |
| Net worth |
₹1,33,854 cr |
JFSL also reported total shareholders' equity of approximately ₹1.3 lakh crore.
What Changed in the Balance Sheet?
1. Cash and bank balances increased
Cash and bank balances increased from ₹3,598 crore in March 2026 to ₹12,459 crore in September 2026.
This represents a substantial increase in available cash and bank balances.
2. Loan assets expanded
Consolidated loans increased from ₹25,711 crore to ₹37,493 crore, representing growth of approximately 46% over six months.
This reflects the expansion of the group's lending activities.
3. Total assets increased
Total assets rose from ₹1,63,497 crore to ₹1,81,666 crore, an increase of approximately 11%.
4. Investments declined moderately
Investments decreased from ₹1,33,089 crore to ₹1,30,348 crore.
Despite the decline, investments remained the largest reported balance-sheet category among the figures provided.
5. Net worth declined
Consolidated net worth decreased from ₹1,33,854 crore to ₹1,29,596 crore.
The decline should be assessed alongside the group's expansion, increased liabilities and consolidation-related accounting effects.
It does not, by itself, establish a capital adequacy problem.
JFSL's large capital base provides financial capacity to support its business expansion. However, investors should also monitor how efficiently the company deploys capital and generates returns from its growing operations.
Jio Financial Services shares declined approximately 2.3% to 2.5% on 16 October 2026 following the announcement of its Q2 FY27 results.
The market reaction came despite strong growth in consolidated income and lending assets.
One factor was the company's reported net profit falling below market expectations.
Motilal Oswal's Assessment
Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL) reported that JFSL's Q2 FY27 PAT of approximately ₹340 crore was 27% below its estimate.
The brokerage attributed the earnings miss partly to higher provisions and reduced its FY27 earnings estimates.
The reaction highlights the difference between strong business expansion and near-term earnings expectations.
While Jio Credit's AUM and operating profit grew substantially, the decline in consolidated PAT raised questions about the pace at which the company's expanding businesses will contribute to overall profitability.
For investors tracking the Jio Financial Services share price, the sustainability of lending growth, provisioning trends and profitability across newer businesses will remain important.
The Jio Financial Q2 FY27 Report highlights several indicators that will help investors assess the company's progress in upcoming quarters.
1. Asset Quality and Credit Costs
Jio Credit's AUM increased 154% YoY, while provisions rose 208%.
Investors should monitor:
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Gross non-performing assets (GNPA) and changes in asset quality.
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Provisioning requirements and credit costs.
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Repayment performance across mortgage, corporate and SME loans.
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Whether loan growth remains sustainable without a disproportionate increase in credit risk.
2. Funding Costs and Lending Spreads
Jio Credit's average borrowing cost remained near 7.08% during Q2 FY27.
Future profitability will depend partly on whether lending yields and net interest income grow sufficiently to offset borrowing expenses.
Investors should track funding costs, lending spreads and net interest margins.
3. Bank of America Partnership
The proposed Bank of America investment could become an important strategic development for Jio Credit.
Key milestones include regulatory approvals, final ownership, transaction valuation and the impact on funding and risk management.
JFSL reported 3.2 crore unique digital users and approximately 80 lakh average monthly active users.
The next important measure will be how effectively the company converts these users into paying customers across lending, insurance, payments and investment products.
5. JioBlackRock AUM and Fee Income
JioBlackRock's closing AUM increased 57% YoY to ₹22,746 crore.
Investors should monitor AUM growth, retail participation, product adoption and the contribution of asset management fees to profitability.
6. Insurance Business Approvals
Regulatory approvals remain important for Jio Allianz General Insurance.
Progress on the proposed life insurance joint venture and growth in the operating reinsurance business will also influence the group's insurance expansion.
7. Dividend Income and Reported Profitability
The absence of dividend income had a substantial impact on Q2 FY27 earnings.
Investors should compare reported PAT with operating metrics such as PPOP, PBT excluding dividend income and subsidiary-level profitability.
This can provide a clearer understanding of operating progress when dividend income fluctuates between quarters.
The Jio Financial Services Q2 FY27 Results reflect strong business expansion alongside weaker reported profitability.
Consolidated net profit declined 51% YoY to ₹340.44 crore, primarily affected by the absence of dividend income, higher finance costs, increased provisions and changes in consolidation.
However, total income increased 132% YoY to ₹1,699 crore, while PPOP excluding dividend income rose 85% to ₹574 crore.
Jio Credit remained the main growth driver, with gross AUM increasing 154% to ₹37,320 crore and PAT rising 140% to ₹120 crore. JioBlackRock, digital financial services, payments and insurance also recorded operational progress.
JFSL's consolidated net worth of approximately ₹1.30 lakh crore provides a substantial capital base for its expanding businesses.
Nevertheless, the key challenge is converting rapid growth into consistent profitability.
For investors, the next few quarters will be important in assessing lending quality, borrowing costs, operating efficiency and the earnings contribution of newer financial services businesses.
The company's long-term financial performance will depend not only on how quickly it expands but also on how efficiently that growth translates into sustainable earnings.
Want to understand how JFSL's financial performance evolved between Q1 and Q2 FY27? Read the Jio Financial Services Q1 FY27 Results Analysis to compare earnings trends, operating performance and the contribution of its expanding financial services businesses.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the key highlights of Jio Financial Services Q2 FY27 Results?
Jio Financial Services reported consolidated total income of ₹1,699 crore in Q2 FY27, up 132% YoY, while net profit declined 51% to ₹340.44 crore. Jio Credit's gross AUM increased 154% to ₹37,320 crore, and PPOP excluding dividend income rose 85% to ₹574 crore.
2. Why did Jio Financial Services' net profit fall in Q2 FY27?
Jio Financial Services' net profit declined primarily due to the absence of dividend income, higher finance costs, increased provisions and changes in the contribution from associates and joint ventures. Dividend income was nil in Q2 FY27 compared with ₹269 crore in Q2 FY26, while finance costs increased to ₹578 crore.
3. How did Jio Credit perform in Q2 FY27?
Jio Credit reported gross AUM of ₹37,320 crore, representing 154% YoY growth. Disbursements increased 98% to ₹13,135 crore, net interest income rose 116% to ₹302 crore, and net profit increased 140% to ₹120 crore.
4. What is the Bank of America and Jio Financial Services partnership?
In August 2026, Bank of America entered into a joint-venture agreement with Jio Financial Services to acquire up to 49.9% in Jio Credit. The proposed transaction remains subject to regulatory and statutory approvals and the exercise of warrants, if fully subscribed.
5. What should investors watch after Jio Financial Services Q2 FY27 Results?
Investors should monitor Jio Credit's asset quality, provisions, borrowing costs and lending growth. Other important indicators include the completion of the Bank of America partnership, JioBlackRock's AUM and fee income, digital platform monetisation, insurance approvals and the impact of dividend income on reported profitability.