All charges are exclusive of GST & attracts a charge of 18%, up 15% from previous tax regime charges
PNB said its board of directors have called general meeting of shareholders on Sept 12
A week after Nomura turned positive of Bank of Baroda, it is now the turn of Punjab National Bank (PNB) to enjoy a rating upgrade from the foreign brokerage. Nomura upped its rating on PNB from neutral to buy. With the price target of Rs 180, the potential upside is about 26 per cent even after factoring in for Thursday's 4.6 per cent rally. In a report dated July 5, the analysts note that after the 24 per cent correction in the past two months, incremental risk-reward is turning favourable for PNB. "Our adjusted book valuation of 0.55x FY19 book factors in Rs 79,000 crore of total stress vs gross non-performing assets (NPA) of Rs 55,400 crore in FY17 and adequately captures any asset quality risks," the analysts add. In fact, analysts at Prabhudas Lilladher and Motilal Oswal also have the same opinion on PNB's asset quality issues. "Significant stress is being recognised over last several quarters, and now resolution in key sectors like steel, power, construction and roads remains a .
Stock up 5% on Tuesday, but analysts concerned over lack of clarity on critical aspects
The company's market valuation also rose by more than Rs 1,617 crore
Revised lending rate will be 8.35% for one-year credit, as against 8.45% currently
Bank has identified assets worth Rs 1,800 cr that will be sold by month-end to recover bad loans
The bond holders will get yield of 8.95% per annum, payable semi-annually
Loan quality continues to improve; sustainability of healthy profit growth appears difficult
The company reported a over four-fold jump in net profit to Rs 207.18 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, 2016-17, on account of lower provisioning
Through the extensive network of Ola cabs present across the state, we are able to bring these mobile ATMs closer to citizens, said Deep Singh
Rise in bad loan provisions seens as prime reason for weak performance
Bank says most of the work on recoveries is happening on the field, covering SME and retail sectors
MCLR is the new benchmark lending rate which has replaced the base rate for new borrowers
Takes over five-star property in Bengaluru to recover dues
Apart from some increase in sum-of-parts valuation, the issue will not help in augmenting the bank's capital
During this financial year, bank's focus is on retail, particularly housing, car and education segment
The new rates would be effective July 1
The list includes embattled businessman Vijay Mallya's Kingfisher Airlines with an outstanding of Rs 597.44 crore
913 borrowers have been classified as wilful defaulters and they owe Rs 11,480 cr to the lender as of March 2016