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Retail stress to drive next wave of NPA sales: Crisil
Financial Express Mumbai
|December 05, 2025
ASSET RECONSTRUCTION COMPANIES (ARCs) are entering a critical transition phase as the supply of large corporate bad loans dwindles and retail stress becomes the dominant driver of the distressed-assets pipeline, according to Crisil Ratings.
Analysts stated that the assets under management of private ARCs are likely to decline by 4-6% in FY26 and FY27 due to strong redemptions and fewer fresh acquisitions.
Overall cumulative recoveries are projected to improve significantly — to 80-85% this financial year and 85-90% in FY27 — compared with around 65% in FY25. Analysts attributed the momentum to stable demand across infrastructure sectors such as power, real estate and roads, which are expected to support higher recoveries through the current fiscal.
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