Muthoot Finance Ltd announced on Thursday that its profit after
tax for the quarter ending in September 2025 rose sharply by 87.4%
compared to the same period last year. The company earned ₹2,345 crore
in profit this quarter, up from ₹1,251 crore a year ago.
The strong performance was mainly due to a rise in demand for gold loans
and higher gold prices, which encouraged more customers to borrow against
their gold. Muthoot Finance, one of India’s largest gold loan non-banking
financial companies (NBFCs), said that the steady increase in gold prices
has boosted both the value of loans and customer confidence.
Experts believe the trend of high gold prices and growing demand for
short-term loans will continue to support Muthoot Finance’s business
in the coming quarters. The company is also focusing on expanding its
digital services and reaching more customers in rural and semi-urban
areas to maintain this growth