CreditAccess Grameen, an Indian microfinance lender, saw its shares jump 10% to ₹1,298 amid a generally subdued market, following a strong update for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026 (Q4FY26). The company reported a gross loan portfolio of ₹29,590 crore, marking a 14% increase from ₹25,948 crore in the same quarter last year. Disbursements during this period totaled ₹8,313 crore, up 28% year-over-year, contributing to an overall 24% increase in disbursements for FY26, which reached ₹24,860 crore. The asset quality has fully normalized, with an impressive collection efficiency of 99.84%. Additionally, the company opened 183 new branches in FY26, enhancing its operational footprint. Analysts from SBI Securities noted that the easing stress in the microfinance segment bodes well for continued disbursement momentum. Harish Jujarey, an equity research analyst, highlighted that the stock found support around ₹1,150 and suggested that a decisive move above ₹1,300 could lead to further upside potential.