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IIFL Finance Limited is a Mumbai-headquartered non-banking financial company (NBFC) that offers a diversified suite of lending solutions across home loans, gold loans, MSME finance, microfinance and capital market financing, serving both retail and corporate clients. The company emphasises financial inclusion, focusing on underserved and underbanked segments through a phygital network and tech-enabled underwriting and servicing. Over three decades, IIFL Finance has built a robust national presence and positions itself as a catalyst for broader access to formal credit across India .
As on FY 2024–25, IIFL Finance operated over 4,900 branches across 28 states and union territories, with a majority of its network located in non-metro markets to deliver last‑mile credit efficiently. The company reported over 4,900+ branches and service points and highlighted that about 84% of branches are in non‑metro areas, reinforcing its rural and semi‑urban reach. IIFL Finance has 3 subsidiaries (and 1 step‑down subsidiary) within its consolidated structure, supporting home finance, microfinance and fintech initiatives .
RBI action and resumption of gold loans: The Reserve Bank of India imposed restrictions on new gold loan disbursals on March 4, 2024 and lifted them on September 19, 2024, after the company’s remedial actions. Gold loan operations have since resumed across branches.
Capital raising: IIFL Finance completed a rights issue on May 17, 2024, aggregating Rs 1,271.83 Crore, to strengthen its capital base and support growth plans. The company also raised US$ 425 Million via a Medium‑Term Note dollar bond, mobilised Rs 1,500 Crores through domestic NCDs and secured Rs 6,324 Crores in fresh bank term loans; it additionally reported securing US$ 1.1 Billion in liquidity during the year.
Network and reach: Expanded to over 4,900 branches across 28 states and UTs; added 105 new branches; and maintained a heavy non‑metro focus to serve underserved markets.
Portfolio developments: Affordable home loans AUM grew 15% year‑on‑year to Rs 31,588 Crores; MSME loans grew 18% to Rs 14,185 Crores; microfinance AUM stood at Rs 9,859 Crores following a strategic recalibration; and gold loans recovered post‑embargo. Retail loans comprised 99% of the total book, with GNPA at 2.2% and NNPA at 1.0% as on March 31, 2025.
Subsidiary integration: IIFL Open Fintech Private Limited became a wholly‑owned subsidiary during the year, aimed at bolstering digital capabilities and integrated offerings.
Ratings: The company reported maintaining an AA/Stable long‑term credit rating (CRISIL) and A1+ short‑term rating; the AA rating remained stable through the restriction period.

IIFL Finance is an NBFC that provides home loans, gold loans, MSME loans, microfinance and capital market finance to retail and corporate customers. It focuses on financial inclusion using a phygital model and data‑driven underwriting .
IIFL Finance has over 4,900 branches across 28 states and union territories, with a strong presence in non‑metro markets to deliver last‑mile credit. This network supports rapid customer onboarding and servicing across urban, semi‑urban and rural India.
Yes. The RBI lifted its restrictions on September 19, 2024, and the company has since resumed normal gold loan operations across its branch network.