Shriram Finance posted an 11% year-on-year rise in consolidated net profit to ₹2,307 crore for the September quarter. Management cited stable credit costs and steady loan growth across commercial vehicles and retail segments. The NBFC maintained capital buffers and indicated borrowing costs are manageable despite volatile markets. Investors focused on asset-quality trends and collection efficiency, which remained resilient. The stock gained around 3% after the print as analysts noted improving profitability metrics and stable operating leverage across product lines and geographies within the diversified lending franchise.