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View Promises →Bank of India reported a strong Q4 FY26 with net profit of ₹10,527 crore (up 14% YoY) driven by robust business growth and improved asset quality.
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Bank of India reported a strong Q4 FY26 with net profit of ₹10,527 crore (up 14% YoY) driven by robust business growth and improved asset quality. Global business grew 14.6% to ₹16.98 lakh crore, with deposits up 13.6% and advances up 15.8%. Asset quality improved significantly: GNPA ratio fell 129 bps to 1.98% and NNPA to 0.56%. Management guided for 15-16% credit growth and 13-14% deposit growth in FY27, targeting domestic NIM of ~3% and ROA of 1%. Key risks include geopolitical headwinds impacting MSMEs and potential credit cost increase from ECL implementation (estimated 10 bps annual impact).
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Read Transcript →Total global business (deposits + advances) grew to ₹16.98 lakh crore from ₹14.63 lakh crore.
CASA ratio declined from ~40% in FY25 to 37.64% due to structural shift in deposits.
GNPA ratio improved to 1.98% from 3.27% in FY25, reflecting better asset quality.
Credit cost improved to 0.46% in FY26 from 0.76% in FY25.
Global advances expected to grow 15-16% in FY27, driven by RAM and mid-corporate segments.
Global deposits targeted to grow 13-14% in FY27, with focus on CASA and retail term deposits.
Management aims to improve domestic NIM from 2.78% to near 3% by end of FY27 through better yield and lower cost of deposits.
Bank expects to achieve ROA of 1% for the full year FY27, up from 0.93% in FY26.
Management guided global advances growth at 13-14% for FY26, supported by a corporate pipeline of ₹65,000 crore.
Management guided global deposits growth at 11-12% for FY26, with focus on low-cost deposits.
Management expects full-year NIM around 2.50% and Q4 NIM around 2.60%.
Board approved opening 200 branches in FY26 and another 200 in FY27, totaling 600 branches over three years.
Rising crude prices, supply chain disruptions, and interest rate hikes may stress MSME and export-oriented sectors.
Three state PSUs in SMA category may slip into NPA if cash flows don't improve, though management is confident of recovery.
SMA-2 (overdue 61-90 days) increased from ₹2,200 crore to ₹4,120 crore, largely from three state government accounts, though backed by guarantees.
Yield on advances declined due to 125 bps repo rate cuts, with 64% of book linked to EBLR, pressuring NIMs.
Global advances expected to grow 15-16% in FY27, driven by RAM and mid-corporate segments.
Rising crude prices, supply chain disruptions, and interest rate hikes may stress MSME and export-oriented sectors.
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