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View Claim Ledger →Bank of Maharashtra delivered a strong Q4 FY26, with net profit surging 27% YoY to ₹7,019 crore, driven by robust loan growth of 22% YoY and stable NIM of 3.91% (full year).
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Bank of Maharashtra delivered a strong Q4 FY26, with net profit surging 27% YoY to ₹7,019 crore, driven by robust loan growth of 22% YoY and stable NIM of 3.91% (full year). Asset quality improved further with GNPA at 1.45% (down 29bps YoY) and NNPA at 0.13%. Management met all 18-19 guidance parameters set at the start of the year. Key growth drivers included retail (home loans +29%, vehicle +56%, gold +53%) and corporate lending in renewable energy and infrastructure. The bank created a ₹200 crore geopolitical uncertainty provision proactively. Guidance for FY27 includes advances growth of 18%, NIM of 3.75%, and ROA of 1.80%. Risk: Prolonged West Asia crisis could stress MSME and agri portfolios, with impact visible from Q2.
12 analyst questions audited.
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Read Transcript →CASA ratio maintained above 50% despite deposit competition; CASA grew 12% YoY.
Asset quality improved; GNPA down both in absolute and percentage terms.
Net NPA at historic low, well within guidance of 0.25%.
Gold loan book reached ₹24,000 crore; co-lending paused temporarily due to CLM1 transition.
Total business to grow 16-17%, with advances at 18% and deposits at 14-15%.
Return on assets guided at 1.80%, up from 1.75% in FY26.
Asset quality guidance: gross NPA under 2%, net NPA under 0.25%, slippage below 1%.
Net interest margin expected to be 3.75% for the full year.
Management confirmed achieving 14% deposit growth target for the full year, despite Q3 YTD growth of 4.73%, citing Q4 seasonal inflows and strategic focus on low-cost deposits.
Asset quality guidance reiterated; current gross NPA 1.60% and net NPA 0.15% are well within targets.
Despite branch expansion, management expects to maintain cost-to-income below 40%; current level is 37.19%.
Prolonged conflict could stress MSME and agri portfolios due to crude price rise and inflation; impact expected from Q2.
Maharashtra government's KCC loan waiver (up to ₹2 lakh) may affect borrower behavior; bank estimates ₹2,000 crore exposure.
Effective tax rate may rise from ~10% to 18-20% as unabsorbed losses are exhausted, impacting net profit growth.
Transition to CLM1 model caused temporary halt in gold co-lending; book declined 70% QoQ, though resuming.
RBI rate cuts of 125bps have pressured yields; full impact of Q3 cut will be felt in Q4, and further cuts could compress NIM.
9-month deposit growth of 4.73% trails credit growth, pushing CD ratio to 85%; reliance on Q4 seasonal inflows to meet 14% target.
One-time hit of ₹290 crore from amalgamation of Maharashtra Gramin Bank and Vidharbha Konkan Gramin Bank impacted treasury profits.
Strategic shift away from bill discounting and tightening underwriting (CMR 1-5 only) may slow MSME growth; current YoY growth is 8% vs earlier double-digit.
Mentioned in Q2 FY26, Q3 FY26
Despite branch expansion, management expects to maintain cost-to-income below 40%; current level is 37.19%.
Total business to grow 16-17%, with advances at 18% and deposits at 14-15%.
Prolonged conflict could stress MSME and agri portfolios due to crude price rise and inflation; impact expected from Q2.
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