Home First Finance Company India

HOMEFIRST · NSE

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₹1,094.4

Closing price — 29 Sept 2026

Market cap ₹9,007 Cr · EPS ₹9.67

Valuation

Blended fair value using DCF and peer comparison methods.

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Peer comparison

How this company stacks up against sector peers on valuation and quality metrics.

Housing finance · 8 peers · sector medians shown

Better than medianWorse than median

Company	Mkt Cap	P/E	P/B	EV/EBITDA	ROE	Net Margin	Rev CAGR 3y
Home First Finance Company India HOMEFIRST · you	₹10,216 Cr	18.9×	2.3×	15.4×	12.4%	30.8%	33.6%
Sector median	—	12.4×	2.2×	25.7×	14.7%	26.3%	18.4%
Bajaj Housing Finance BAJAJHFL	₹70,258 Cr	27.5×	3.1×	53.0×	11.4%	23.0%	25.3%
LIC Housing Finance LICHSGFIN	₹27,509 Cr	4.9×	0.7×	41.3×	13.5%	19.4%	8.4%
PNB Housing Finance PNBHOUSING	₹25,762 Cr	11.3×	1.3×	9.8×	11.9%	26.9%	9.2%
Aadhar Housing Finance AADHARHFC	₹20,399 Cr	18.9×	2.7×	14.1×	14.5%	30.0%	21.4%
Aptus Value Housing Finance India APTUS	₹12,695 Cr	13.5×	2.5×	9.8×	18.6%	43.0%	26.1%
Aavas Financiers AAVAS	₹11,068 Cr	16.1×	2.7×	—	17.0%	—	—
Can Fin Homes CANFINHOME	₹11,003 Cr	10.1×	1.8×	37.2×	18.2%	25.8%	15.4%
Repco Home Finance Limited REPCOHOME	₹2,237 Cr	4.9×	0.7×	—	14.8%	—	—

Peer comparison verdict

Home trades at a premium to sector peers on P/E (16.7× vs median 12.4×). The market is pricing in higher growth — worth verifying whether recent revenue trends support that expectation.

Business quality

Valuation

P/E ratio

16.7×

P/B ratio

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EV/EBITDA

—

Price/Sales

—

Returns

ROE

12.4%

ROCE

—

ROA

—

Growth

Revenue CAGR (3yr)

33.6%

EPS CAGR (3yr)

33.3%

Efficiency

Asset turnover

—

FCF yield

-21.6%

Dividend yield

—

Liquidity & Solvency

Debt / Equity

2.43×

Debt / EBITDA

—

Interest coverage

2.2×

Current ratio

—

Quick ratio

—

Financial health

Piotroski F-Score, Altman Z-Score, and key solvency ratios.

Financial health data is not yet available for this company.

Full financial data

Charts and annual statements for income, balance sheet and cash flow.

Income trend

Revenue, profit and margin trends over time.

Revenue

Net profit

Operating margin

Net margin

Revenue

₹1,753 Cr

Net profit

₹540 Cr

Operating margin

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Net margin

30.8%

Revenue and net profit in ₹ Crores (left axis). Margins % on right axis.

Cash flow

Where cash comes from and where it goes.

Operating CFInvesting CFFinancing CFFree cash flow

Operating CF — Cash earned from running the business. The core engine of financial health.

Investing CF — Cash spent on assets and equipment. Negative is normal — it means the company is investing in growth.

Financing CF — Cash from borrowing or repaying loans and dividends. Negative means debt is being repaid.

Free cash flow — Operating CF minus capex. Cash left after keeping the business running. Positive and growing is ideal.

Operating CF

-₹1,939.78 Cr

Investing CF

₹0 Cr

Financing CF

₹0 Cr

Free cash flow

-₹1,949.33 Cr

Balance sheet

Assets show what the company owns. Liabilities show what it owes. Equity is what's left for shareholders.

How the company is funded — equity is owners' money, debt is long-term borrowing, current liabilities are short-term obligations.

Equity

Debt

Current liabilities

Total assets

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Total debt

₹10,590 Cr

Equity

₹4,357 Cr

Debt / Equity

2.43×

Numbers are illustrative — order-of-magnitude correct. For precise figures, refer to the company's annual report on BSE/NSE.

Shareholding pattern

Who owns this company and how that has changed.

What shareholding tells you: When promoters (founders/controlling shareholders) increase their stake, it usually signals confidence in the business. Rising FII (foreign funds) interest means international money is moving in. High promoter pledge is a risk — pledged shares can be force-sold if the stock price falls sharply.

Latest quarter

Promoter

7.0%

FII

43.9%

-1.8 pp QoQ

DII

29.8%

+2.3 pp QoQ

Retail

19.3%

Trend over time (%)

Quarterly data

Category	Sep 2023	Dec 2023	Mar 2024	Jun 2024	Sep 2024	Dec 2024	Mar 2025	Jun 2025	Sep 2025	Dec 2025	Mar 2026	Jun 2026	Change (YoY)
Promoter	30.2%	23.6%	23.6%	23.4%	23.4%	14.3%	14.3%	12.4%	12.4%	12.3%	7.0%	7.0%	-5.4 ppYoY
FII (Foreign)	17.0%	24.8%	25.1%	24.7%	25.6%	37.9%	36.0%	37.2%	40.0%	40.8%	45.7%	43.9%	+6.7 ppYoY
DII (Domestic)	10.0%	11.7%	11.8%	12.0%	12.4%	18.3%	19.8%	21.9%	28.8%	27.6%	27.5%	29.8%	+7.9 ppYoY
Retail	42.8%	39.8%	39.5%	39.9%	38.6%	29.5%	29.9%	28.5%	18.8%	19.2%	19.8%	19.3%	-9.2 ppYoY

Signals from the trend

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PromoterDown 23.2pp — worth monitoring for further declines

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FIINet buyers (+26.9pp) — foreign institutional interest is growing

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DIINet buyers (+19.9pp) — domestic funds are accumulating

Mixed signals — FII buying and DII buying on the positive side, but promoter selling adds uncertainty.

pp = percentage points. FII = Foreign Institutional Investors. DII = Domestic Institutional Investors (MFs, insurance). Data sourced from NSE/BSE filings. Verify on BSE/NSE before any investment decision.