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Moneyboxx Finance Q2 results: Pre-provision operating profit jumps 79% YoY, PAT rises 3.2 times

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CNBC TV18 reported that Moneyboxx Finance's profit after tax for Q2 rose 3.2 times to ₹0.90 crore, and pre-provision operating profit jumped 79% year-on-year. The outlet said the rise came from higher disbursements and improved asset quality, and that total assets crossed ₹1,000 crore. Q2 is the July to September quarter, the second of India's financial year. Year-on-year means compared with the same quarter a year earlier. Profit after tax is what is left after all costs and tax. Pre-provision operating profit is the operating profit before setting aside money for loans that may not be repaid; it shows how the core lending business did before those provisions. Disbursements are the loans the company gave out in the quarter. Asset quality refers to how well borrowers are repaying. The report gives no full-year figures.

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Moneyboxx Finance Q2 results: Pre-provision operating profit jumps 79% YoY, PAT rises 3.2 times

Moneyboxx Finance reported a profit after tax of ₹0.90 crore in Q2 FY27, driven by higher disbursements and improved asset quality as total assets crossed ₹1,000 crore.

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