Result Season to start

Result season for the banking sector for half year ending Sept. 2013 will kick off with HDFC Bank and IndusInd Bank declaring their results on 15th October 2013.

Reslut

IndusInd Bank has reported a net profit of Rs 21.4 crore in the fourth quarter of 2006-07, against a loss of Rs 62.4 crore in the previous year on lower provisioning. The Managing Director, Mr Bhaskar Ghose, said all the key ratios of the bank were looking better. Net interest margin for the quarter fell to 1.63 per cent, against 1.82 per cent in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Mr Ghose said that the bank had shifted its focus from wholesale banking to a balanced combination of corporate loans, vehicle finance, and other retail advances. Vehicular finance contributes a significant chunk of the bank's portfolio at 55 per cent. In 2006-07, deposits grew by 18 per cent to Rs 17,645 crore from Rs 15,006 crore. Advances were up 19 per cent to Rs 11,084 crore against Rs 9311 crore in the previous year. Cost of deposits moved up to 6.73 per cent (5.87 per cent) while the yield on advances was slightly higher at 9.76 per cent (9.44 per cent). Net Non-Performing Assets ratio increased to 2.47 per cent (2.09 per cent).

Result

Centurion Bank of Punjab recorded a 7.6 per cent rise in its net profit to Rs 28.01 crore in the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2007 against Rs 26.04 crore in the corresponding quarter previous year due to a strong growth in advances. The bank experienced a 72-per cent growth in advances to Rs 11,221 crore, and 58 per cent rise in deposits to Rs 14,863 crore during the quarter. The net interest margin stood at 4.38 per cent (5.07 per cent) in the quarter due to rising interest rates. During 2006-07, the net profit was up by 38 per cent to Rs 121.38 crore against Rs 87.8 crore in the previous year. Catholic Syrian Bank has posted a 210-per cent increase in the net profit to Rs 19.07 crore for 2006-07, compared with Rs 6.14 crore the previous year. The board of directors has recommended a dividend of 15 per cent. Net NPAs were reduced to 1.98 per cent (2.78 per cent). The bank also recorded capital adequacy ratio of 9.58 per cent against the RBI-stipulated norm of nine per cent. Total deposits grew to Rs 4,748.60 crore (Rs 4,288.85 crore), while advances rose to Rs 3,012.64 crore (Rs 2,694.87 crore).

Result

Karur Vysya Bank has recorded an 18 per cent increase in net profit at Rs.160 crore for 2006-07 against Rs.135.35 crore in the previous year. The board of directors also proposed a dividend of 100 per cent for the fourth year in succession. The bank is targeting to reach deposits of Rs.12,000 crore and advances of Rs.9,020 crore by 2007-08. Currently KVB has deposits of Rs.9,340.29 crore while advances stood at Rs.7,040.48 crore A higher provisioning for standard assets and retirement benefits of employees besides depreciation in certain government securities portfolio has impacted Punjab National Bank's (PNB) fourth-quarter bottomline performance in fiscal 2006-07. However, net profit for the financial year 2006-07 increased 7 per cent to Rs 1,540 crore against Rs 1,439 crore in the previous year. The board of directors has declared a final dividend of 60 per cent, taking the overall dividend for 2006-07 to 100 per cent against 90 per cent in 2005-06. As a measure of prudence, PNB has also adopted the ICAI's revised AS-15 on retirement benefits, leading to additional provisioning of about Rs 200 crore. He added that interest rates are likely to soften in the next two-three months as demand for credit would be much lower in this period, which is usually referred to as slack season. Meanwhile, Mr Gupta said that PNB would raise tier-II capital of Rs 500 crore before June 30.

Result

City Union Bank has reported a net profit of Rs 71.81 crore for 2006-07, earning Rs 29.92 a share. Net profit was also 27.38 per cent higher than the Rs 56.37 crore achieved in the previous year. The board of directors has recommended a dividend of Rs 4 per share (40 per cent). The bank achieved total business of Rs 8,029 crore for the year, comprising Rs 4,699 crore of deposits and Rs 3,329 crore of advances. For the current year, the bank targets a total business of Rs 11,000 crore. Net NPAs stood at 1.09 per cent against 1.95 per cent a year ago. Capital adequacy ratio stood at 12.58 per cent. Return on average assets was 1.57 per cent and return on equity was 19.64 per cent. Federal Bank’s net profit for the quarter ended March 31, 2007 increased by 95 per cent to Rs 99.25 crore from Rs 50.73 a year earlier, while its profit for the year ended March 31 increased to Rs 292.73 crore from Rs 225.21 crore last year. Its net interest income was up 32.36 per cent to 227.96 crore in the fourth quarter from Rs 172.22 crore a year earlier, while other income rose 51.10 per cent to Rs 105.36 crore during the quarter from Rs 69.73 crore. The capital adequacy of the bank as on March 31, 2007 stood at 13.43 per cent. The bank is also in the process of reviving its subsidiary Fedbank Financial Services which will act as the direct selling agent of the bank.

Karnataka Bank Ltd.

The net profit of the bank stood at Rs.177.03 crore for the full year ended 2006-07 as against Rs.176.03 crore for 2005-06. The total deposits of the bank stood at Rs.14,037 crore and advances stood at Rs.9,552 crore. The net NPA of the bank stood at 1.22 percent and Capital adequacy stood at 11.03 per cent. The bank has proposed a dividend of 35% .