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NBFC Stocks To Buy Before Q4 Results: Motilal Oswal Picks

Ahead of Q4 financial results, brokerage Motilal Oswal has identified non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) as attractive investment opportunities, with Shriram Finance and PNB Housing Finance among its top picks for investors.

The recommendation comes as the NBFC sector prepares to report quarterly earnings, a critical period for assessing operational performance and asset quality metrics. These companies have demonstrated resilience in the current economic environment, making them candidates for portfolio consideration.

Motilal Oswal’s analysis suggests that while geopolitical tensions have not significantly impacted NBFC operations at present, investors should remain cautious about potential headwinds. The brokerage indicates that the real test of resilience for these financial institutions is expected to emerge from April-May 2026 onward, signaling possible macroeconomic or policy-related challenges ahead.

NBFCs have been integral to India’s financial ecosystem, providing credit to segments underserved by traditional banks. The sector’s performance during Q4 will offer insights into credit growth, loan portfolio quality, and profitability metrics that analysts monitor closely.

Investors considering exposure to the NBFC space should review the upcoming Q4 results for earnings growth, non-performing asset (NPA) trends, and capital adequacy ratios before making investment decisions. The sector’s valuation at current levels warrants careful evaluation against fundamental performance indicators.

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