Capital Adequacy Ratio (CRAR) of 28.06% as of Q2FY26.Total AUM expanded to Rs 1,560.89 crore in H1FY26.Promoters plan to raise an additional Rs 100 crore in FY26.
A-Dec 2025Rating rationale summary
Infomerics assigned IVR A- Stable rating to VCCL, factoring in its comfortable capitalisation, proven track record of capital raising, improved financial profile, and adequate systems and processes.
Summary points
- Comfortable capitalisation levels
- Consistent AUM and loan book growth
- Adequate systems and processes
- Experienced management team
Rating history timeline
Oct 2023Rating assigned with stable outlook
Dec 2023Rating reaffirmed with stable outlook
Jun 2024Rating reaffirmed with stable outlook
Dec 2025Rating reaffirmed with stable outlook
Outlook implications
The stable outlook reflects the company's consistent growth in its loan book while maintaining a comfortable capitalisation, healthy asset quality, and sustained profitability.
Implications for investors
- The subordinated debt structure qualifies as Tier II capital, thereby strengthening the company's overall capital adequacy ratio to support future growth.
- Investors benefit from the company's healthy asset quality, with GNPA improving to 1.69% and NNPA at nil, mitigating inherent microfinance sector risks.
Watch for: Adverse movements in collection efficiency and substantial deterioration in AUM or capitalisation levels.Rating Drivers
Comfortable capital adequacy
Consistent growth in AUM
Highly leveraged capital
Vulnerable to external shocks
How this issuer compares to peers
Benchmark yield, balance-sheet strength, and risk indicators against similar issuers to make the credit case easier to validate.
Where it stands out
Robust Capital Adequacy and Strong AUM Growth
NBFC-MFI Microfinance Joint Liability GroupVCCL has maintained a strong CRAR of 28.06% and achieved an AUM of Rs 1,560.89 Cr, supported by steady equity infusion and an expanding network.