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Date : Dec 21, 2017
Appendix Table VII.1 Credit to Various Sectors by NBFCs
(End-March)
(Amount in ₹ billion)
Items 2016 2017 Share in 2017
(Per cent)
Percentage variation
1 2 3 4 5
I. Gross advances 13,169 14,846 100 12.7
II. Non-food credit (1 to 5) 13,167 14,846 100 12.8
1. Agriculture and allied activities 392 346 2.3 -11.7
2. Industry 8,063 8,940 60.2 10.9
2.1 Micro and small 326 508 3.4 55.8
2.2 Medium 154 172 1.2 11.7
2.3 Large 3,726 4,375 29.5 17.4
2.4 Others 3,857 3,885 26.2 0.7
3. Services 1,865 2,224 15.0 19.2
3.1 Transport operators 162 173 1.2 6.8
3.2 Computer software 11 6 0 -45.5
3.3 Tourism, hotel and restaurants 49 60 0.4 22.4
3.4 Shipping 11 7 0.1 -36.4
3.5 Professional services 47 71 0.5 51.1
3.6 Trade 279 230 1.6 -17.6
3.6.1 Wholesale trade (other than food procurement) 99 60 0.4 -39.4
3.6.2 Retail trade 180 170 1.1 -5.6
3.7 Commercial real estate 566 958 6.5 69.3
3.8 NBFCs 208 198 1.3 -4.8
3.9 Aviation 5 6 0 20.0
3.10 Other services 526 514 3.5 -2.3
4. Retail loans 2,047 2,490 16.8 21.6
4.1 Housing loans (incl. priority sector housing) 147 106 0.7 -27.9
4.2 Consumer durables 31 57 0.4 83.9
4.3 Credit card receivables 92 138 0.9 50.0
4.4 Vehicle / auto loans 1,150 1,035 7.0 -10.0
4.5 Education loans 32 44 0.3 37.5
4.6 Advances against fixed deposits (incl. FCNR (B), etc.) 1 2 0 100.0
4.7 Advances to individuals against shares, bonds, etc. 78 124 0.8 59.0
4.8 Other retail loans 516 984 6.6 90.7
5. Other non-food credit 801 847 5.7 5.7
Notes: 1) This format of reporting of credit to various sectors was introduced from March 31, 2016. Hence, the comparable data for previous years are not available.
2) Food credit in 2015-16 was approximately ₹ 1 billion and nil in 2016-17.
Source: RBI Supervisory Returns.

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