Analysts' concerns about IndusInd Bank's exposure to stressed groups and the prevailing slowdown in select lending segments added to the woes.
Acquiring India's largest micro financier gives the bank presence in more than 115,000 villages that will increase its cross-sell, lending and low-cost deposit mobilisation efforts
Britannia, Dilip Buildcon, Firstsource Solutions, Lakshmi Machine Works, MRF, Nestle India and TV18 Broadcasting were among 11 stocks from the S&P BSE500 index hitting their respective 52-week highs
IndusInd Bank has appointed Haribhakti & Co as statutory auditor for FY20, subject to RBI nod
The bank saw an increase in its bad debt
Numbers were aided by BFIL merger and largely met expectations, but some asset quality stress visible in select segments
The bank had posted a net profit of Rs 1,035 crore in the corresponding period of the preceding fiscal ended March 2019
The merger between the bank and the micro-lender, which will be effective July 4, is accretive from a profit, margin and return on equity perspective
While management has stuck to its earlier guidance, some analysts believe the stressed assets number to be higher
MD says much of the exposure may be recovered via asset sale; Q4 largely satisfactory sans IL&FS impact
Valuations reasonable but analysts have raised questions on bank's asset quality performance
The bank's CAR as on December 2018 stood at 14.19 per cent against 15.83 per cent at the end of the year-ago December quarter
The bank has partnered with Tata AIA for life insurance, Cholamandalam MS for general insurance
FY20 is likely to start on a clean slate with expected traction in loan book and earnings
The bank had earlier stated that it had a total exposure of Rs 3,000 crore against the IL&FS group, of which Rs 2,000 crore is aganst the holding company.
Interest earned rose 34.4 per cent to Rs 57.63 billion
Healthy topline growth, as well as operational parameters, are positives
Certainty of at least a partial repayment gives hope to investors; concerns partly priced in
IndusInd Bank made a contingent provision of Rs 2.75 billion against its exposure to the IL&FS group
Due to contingency provision related to loans to IL&FS, Q2 net profit grew at the slowest pace of 5% in 42 quarters