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ICICI Bank reported a strong Q4 FY25 with PAT growing 18% YoY to INR 126.30 billion, driven by robust core operating profit growth of 13.7% YoY and stable asset quality. Net interest income rose 11% YoY to INR 211.93 billion, with NIM at 4.41% (full year 4.32%). Domestic loan growth was 13.9% YoY, led by business banking (+33.7% YoY), while retail growth moderated. Credit costs remained low at 0.27% of advances, with net NPA at 0.39%. Management highlighted a focus on risk-adjusted PPOP and customer 360-degree approach. Guidance points to continued healthy growth, though margin pressure from rate cuts is expected. Key risk: potential impact of global trade tensions on the economy and credit quality.
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- Management expects some impact on NIMs as loan repricing is immediate while deposit repricing lags, but will manage through growth and other levers.
- The bank will prioritize risk-adjusted pre-provision operating profit over pure loan growth, making tactical pricing calls as needed.
- NPL formation on unsecured retail has broadly stabilized; management hopes for improvement in coming quarters.
Risks flagged
- A deeper-than-expected rate cut cycle could compress NIMs as loan yields reset faster than deposit costs.
- Public sector banks are pricing loans below ICICI Bank, creating challenges for growth in segments like housing.
- Management noted that global trade-related issues could affect the economy and portfolio performance, though current comfort is high.
Key quotes
- We are really focused on the risk-adjusted PPOP. Should we want to make tactical calls on pricing, etc., in a particular customer or segment or product for a particular period of time? I think our funding franchise gives us the flexibility to do that.
- On the unsecured side, probably the growth has bottomed out, and we may see some improved growth from here is what we've seen.
- I think that maintaining a certain level of capital is important from a strategic perspective and a market confidence perspective.
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