PNB Housing Finance expects 18–20% loan growth this fiscal year, with an ambitious push to build its loan book to Rs 1 lakh crore by FY27. The strategy leans on affordable and emerging customer segments, while recoveries from previously written-off loans are expected to keep credit costs under control.
Home sales are expected to improve each quarter in 2021 compared with 2020, supported by a revival in the affordable segment led by middle-class buyers. While a second wave of Covid-19 could temporarily hit transactions, industry players believe affordability demand can recover to prior levels or higher. However, rising resale flat supply may soften the longer-term outlook.
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