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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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- 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.
Risks flagged
- Rising crude prices, supply chain disruptions, and interest rate hikes may stress MSME and export-oriented sectors.
- Transition to ECL guidelines from April 2027 may increase credit cost by ~10 bps annually, though management expects smooth transition.
- CASA ratio fell to 37.64% from ~40% due to structural shift, potentially increasing cost of deposits if not reversed.
- Three state PSUs in SMA category may slip into NPA if cash flows don't improve, though management is confident of recovery.
Key quotes
- We have already done lot of homework and preparation since the draft guidelines have come. We have onboarded one of the big fours for the transitioning towards the ECL regime.
- We want to increase our MCLR advances. Second part is that we want to increase more of our RAM advances because there the margins are much better.
- We are very cognizant of the fact that whatever accretion of the advances which we do... majority of that advances raising will be happening through the raising of deposits.
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