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Mumbai-based consumer lending startup Kissht has reported an 18% fall in net profit to Rs 160 crore on overall revenue of Rs 1,353 crore in financial year 2025, down 20% year-on-year.
Its profits before tax and Esop cost stood at Rs 253 crore.
The business was impacted by the overall slowdown in consumer lending business and the shutting down on high-margin ultra short duration personal loans, one of the core products of digital lending startups like Kissht.
The IPO-bound startup is only processing consumer loans which have a tenure of more than six…
