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IndusInd Bank reported a consolidated PAT of INR 604 crore for Q1 FY26, returning to profitability without prior-period adjustments. NIM stood at 3.46% (including 11 bps one-offs), supported by deposit rate cuts and retail loan mix. The vehicle finance book grew 7% YoY to INR 96,357 crore, while microfinance book declined 16% YoY due to cautious stance. Corporate book de-grew 16% YoY as liquidity concerns moderated disbursements. Management guided for single-digit OpEx growth and expects microfinance slippages to stabilize by Q3/Q4. Key risks include elevated microfinance stress, potential deposit attrition after rate cuts, and uncertainty around CEO appointment. The bank aims for consistent quarterly improvement but provided no specific loan growth or margin guidance.
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- Management targets containing operating expense growth to single-digit YoY, down from 20%+ CAGR in last three years.
- Expects legacy stress to subside and new disbursements to perform steadily, with normalization in 3-6 months.
- Aims to show predictable improvement every quarter, but no specific targets for loan growth, NIM, or ROA provided.
Risks flagged
- Slippages remain above normalized run rates; industry-wide overdue book increased in June vs March. Management cautious, expects 3-6 more months for stabilization.
- Bank cut savings account rates up to 200 bps and term deposit rates up to 100 bps. Customer retention behavior is uncertain; management acknowledged liquidity is excess but did not quantify retention rates.
- Recommendations submitted to regulator but approval pending. Management deflected questions on timeline and potential changes, creating leadership vacuum risk.
- Net NPA at ~110 bps vs historical 50-60 bps. Limited operating profits constrain ability to write off accumulated stress, delaying balance sheet cleanup.
Key quotes
- We have delivered without any prior period adjustments as committed in the last quarterly call.
- We are targeting the upgrades and recovery run rate for the year to be comfortably better than the last couple of years.
- We are not hesitating in cutting rates, and we do believe that there is further scope to cut both savings account as well as term deposit rates.
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