With deposits increasing 9% over the June quarter and Savings accounts increasing 6% year n year of the total 18% growth in Deposits, HDFC Bank did well to run in to September end with a NIM of 4.1%. Advances have grown by 25% from September 2010, for Balance sheet size increase of 20% based on retail loans growth of 30%
The Bank has proved again that efficient management can still help it scale its mature management model as Net NPAs remained a low 0.2% of its Net Advances. and Capital Adequacy also remained at 16% and 11.5% for overall and Tier I based on the current Basel norms in India. India’ s breed of banks continue to grow on equity infusions than a hankering for Tier II capital and thus the bank sizes are inherently not comparable in size to those in China and the USA.
The bank increased PAT to a humongous INR 12 bln ( INR 1199 crores ) or $240 mln for a $1 bln runrate in FY2012 total Balance Sheet assets now exceed INR 3 Tln against INR 8 Tln for SBI and INR 2.5 Tln for ICICI Bank
Advances rose to Rs 189,917 crores or $38 bln and deposits outgrew past the $40 bln watermark More details would be apparent in our series after ICICI Bank results come out at the end of the month and HDFC bank results presentation is formally created/shared for the bank
Advances rose to Rs 189,917 crores or $38 bln and deposits outgrew past the $40 bln watermark Fee income was higher by 15% over 2010, at INR 983 crs comparing well with Q1′s 1100 crores. The year on year growth in Topline is the same as for Q1 and profits are up nearly 4% from June Other Income also grew more than 8% as Deposits grew 9% from June 2011 keeping the CASA healthy at 47.1% ( CASA had reached 49% last year)
Net Interest Income rose above expectations to cross INR 3000 crores rising less than 10% QOQ from June 2011 Loan provisions were 393 crores or $78 mln a mere 12% of the NII and the Cost Income Ratio was less than 49%
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