DHFL
Established in 1984,DHFL was a leading housing finance
NBFC. Focused on providing home loans to low- and
middle-income groups.
Stock was listed in 2002, All Time High was 680 in 2018
Revenue was peaked 10000 crs in 2018 and went
bankrupt on 2019
Bankrupt on December 2019 on because of fraud,
mismanagement debt, Defaulters
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3.
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Financial Analysis
Declining
Revenue &
Profitability
Unsustainable
CostStructure
High Leverage
& Weak
Solvency
Negative Net
Profit Margin
& ROA
Revenue 2019 (-
45.49%) and 2024
(0.91%)
PAT 2023 (-1512.24%)
and 2024 (-74.26%)
High COGS, Negative
Margins, Cost
Inefficiency 63.53% in
2019
High Debt 0.59 in 2021
to 0.84 in 2024, Financial
Instability, Insolvency
Risk 2.19 in 2019, -2.71
in 2023
Poor ROI, Negative
Profitability, Asset
Inefficiency
-146.02% in 2019, -112%
in 2023, -28.57% in 2024
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DEBT RESTRUCTURING &
IBCPROCESS
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OPERATIONAL & GOVERNANCE
IMPROVEMENTS
BUSINESS MODELREVAMP
IBC resolution allowed Piramal
Group to merge DHFL with its
finance arm.Lenders recovered
46% of total dues (~₹40,000 crore)
Strengthened risk controls to avoid
fraudulent lending. Tighter
regulations from RBI to monitor
NBFC liquidity
Focused on low-risk, high-margin
lending. Improved capital
adequacy & asset-liability
matching.