Gold loan market projected to grow over thirty percent by 2028

ICRA forecasts the gold loan market will expand amid rising non-performing assets linked to a shift toward monthly installments. NBFCs are expected to capture a larger share as new players enter the sector.

The overall gold loan market is projected to grow more than thirty percent, reaching thirty lakh crore by March 2028.

NBFCs' market share is expected to increase to twenty-three percent by 2027-28, bolstered by new entrants and banks joining the segment.

Lenders moving from bullet payments to monthly installment schemes may drive higher NPAs, according to the projections.

Related Articles

Realistic illustration showing India's economic growth with cityscape and financial symbols amid global challenges.
Image generated by AI

India's economy grows 7.7 per cent in 2025-26 amid global shocks

Reported by AI Image generated by AI

Provisional GDP estimates released on Friday show 7.7 per cent growth for 2025-26. The figure exceeds the government's February prediction by 0.1 percentage points. Outlook for 2026-27 points to a slowdown.

Godrej Capital has outlined plans to grow its gold loan book to Rs 5,000 crore. The target forms part of a broader strategy that includes increasing specialized branches and raising overall assets under management.

Reported by AI

Muthoot Finance, Manappuram Finance and IIFL Finance now collectively own 334 tonnes of gold, a record amount that tops the reserves of the United Kingdom and Brazil.

Egypt is witnessing a surge in digital gold investment driven largely by younger investors, according to Saied Embaby, CEO of iSagha.

Reported by AI

The Reserve Bank of India has introduced new prudential norms that will bar lenders from selling acquired stressed assets back to defaulting borrowers or related parties. The rules apply to banks, small finance banks, and non-banking financial companies from October 2026.

Karur Vysya Bank reported a 45 percent rise in net profit for the first quarter. Earnings reached 756 crore rupees.

Reported by AI

India's economy expanded 7.8 percent in the March quarter, beating forecasts and lifting full-year growth for fiscal 2026 to 7.7 percent. The result was supported by strong private investment and consumption.

 

 

 

This website uses cookies

We use cookies for analytics to improve our site. Read our privacy policy for more information.
Decline