Oxyzo Financial Services reported an 11% rise in net profit to Rs 375 crore for the fiscal year 2026, driven by a 23% increase in revenue, according to economictimes.indiatimes.com. The company’s financial results highlight steady growth amid a competitive lending market.
The firm’s revenue growth to Rs 2,700 crore was supported by expanded lending operations and improved collections. Oxyzo’s management attributed the profit increase to operational efficiencies and a diversified loan portfolio. The company continues to focus on small and medium enterprise financing, which has driven demand for its credit products.
This performance underscores the growing demand for alternative lending solutions in India’s financial services sector. Oxyzo’s results compare favorably with peers in the non-banking financial company (NBFC) space, where many firms are recovering from pandemic-related disruptions. The 23% revenue jump reflects broader market trends of increased credit uptake by SMEs, which remain underserved by traditional banks.
Looking ahead, Oxyzo plans to leverage its strong balance sheet to expand its loan book further and invest in technology to enhance customer experience. The company aims to sustain growth momentum in FY27 by targeting new customer segments and improving risk management practices, with quarterly updates expected to provide insight into its progress.