NIM to remain in upper band of 3.15-3.25%
Management expects NIM to sustain at the upper end of the guided range, with no major triggers for expansion or compression.
Indian Bank · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.
Guidance tracker
Management expects NIM to sustain at the upper end of the guided range, with no major triggers for expansion or compression.
Management targets balanced growth with advances growing 13-14%, mindful of the deposit-advance gap.
Management expects gross NPA to decline further to 1.50-1.60% by March 2027.
Management guided for a one-time ECL transition impact of ₹3,000-3,500 crore, with ₹1,000 crore already provided in Q1.
Management expects to sustain credit growth in the 12-13% range, driven by RAM segments and selective corporate lending.
NIM may see 1-2 bps compression in Q4 due to MCLR repricing and rate cut impact, but full-year NIM expected to be around 3.3-3.4%.
Credit cost expected to remain around 0.20-0.21% for Q4, with full-year below 1% guidance maintained.
Management targets increasing digital business share from current 15% to 50% over the next 2-3 years.