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Strategy and General Management
Published by:
International Institute for Management Development (IMD)
Version: 23.03.2016
Length: 6 pages
Data source: Field research
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Abstract
This is part of a case series. Case A describes the growth trajectory of Mahindra Finance until 2009 when it stumbles with its new product - home loans for the rural market. Case B outlines the steps taken by Mahindra Finance to address the challenges faced by the housing finance business. By incorporating specific changes to the business model in terms of the product, interest rates, repayment schedules and customer acquisition channels, the home loans segment turned around in 2010 and was well set on a growth path. In 2012, Mahindra Finance went on to launch yet another product - finance for small and medium enterprises - with success. By 2015, the company achieved new heights but the key question was how to sustain growth and profitability? A consolidated version of this two-part case is available as Mahindra Finance: Accelerating Growth.
Industry:
Size:
FY2014/15 revenue INR60.6 billion, net profit INR9.1 billion; over 14,000 employees
Other setting(s):
2009
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Abstract
This is part of a case series. Case A describes the growth trajectory of Mahindra Finance until 2009 when it stumbles with its new product - home loans for the rural market. Case B outlines the steps taken by Mahindra Finance to address the challenges faced by the housing finance business. By incorporating specific changes to the business model in terms of the product, interest rates, repayment schedules and customer acquisition channels, the home loans segment turned around in 2010 and was well set on a growth path. In 2012, Mahindra Finance went on to launch yet another product - finance for small and medium enterprises - with success. By 2015, the company achieved new heights but the key question was how to sustain growth and profitability? A consolidated version of this two-part case is available as Mahindra Finance: Accelerating Growth.
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Industry:
Size:
FY2014/15 revenue INR60.6 billion, net profit INR9.1 billion; over 14,000 employees
Other setting(s):
2009