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BANKBARODA Diversified 15 Jan 2026

Bank of Baroda — Q3 FY26

Bank of Baroda reported Q3 FY26 net profit of ₹5,555 crore (+4.5% YoY), driven by strong operational performance with no one-off items.

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Bank of Baroda reported Q3 FY26 net profit of ₹5,555 crore (+4.5% YoY), driven by strong operational performance with no one-off items. Global advances grew 14.7% YoY led by RAM segments (retail +17.4%, agri +19%, MSME +16.4%). Net interest margin stood at 2.79% (9M FY26: 2.88%), within the guided 2.85-3% range. Cost of deposits declined to 4.75% (global) and 4.99% (domestic), reflecting prudent liability management. Asset quality remained robust with GNPA at 2.04% and credit cost at 0.17%. Management maintained full-year guidance: advances growth 11-13% (upside to exceed 13%), NIM 2.85-3%, credit cost below 0.60%, and RoA above 1%. Key risk: potential margin compression from repricing of corporate loans and elevated wholesale funding costs if deposit growth lags asset growth.

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Global Advances Growth 14.7%
+14.7% YoY

Driven by RAM segments; domestic advances grew 13.6% and international 19.3%.

Cost of Deposits (Global) 4.75%
-16bps QoQ

Sequential decline from 4.91% in Q2; both domestic and global below 5%.

Gross NPA Ratio 2.04%
-39bps YoY

Improved from 2.43% a year ago; net NPA at 0.57%.

Credit Cost 0.17%
-17bps YoY

Well below revised guidance of <0.60%; 9-quarter average at 0.34%.

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Top guidance Advances growth 11-13% with upside to exceed 13% for FY26

Management expects full-year loan growth to be in the 11-13% range, with upside potential to exceed 13% given current momentum.

Top risk Margin compression from repricing of corporate loans

Analyst flagged that incremental lending to corporates, NBFCs, and housing at lower yields could compress NIMs despite deposit cost benefits.

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