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CSBBANK Diversified 15 Jan 2026

CSB Bank Limited — Q3 FY26

CSB Bank reported a flat PAT of 153 crores YoY for Q3 FY26, despite strong operating profit growth of 32% YoY to 292 crores and NII growth of 21% YoY to 453 crores.

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CSB Bank reported a flat PAT of 153 crores YoY for Q3 FY26, despite strong operating profit growth of 32% YoY to 292 crores and NII growth of 21% YoY to 453 crores. The bank's advances grew 29% YoY and deposits 21% YoY, outperforming industry averages. However, asset quality deteriorated with GNPA at 1.96% and NNPA at 0.67%, driven by slippages of ~197 crores, primarily in the SME segment due to global trade uncertainties. Management expects upgrades and recoveries in Q4 and Q1 FY27, aiming to bring GNPA back below 2%. NIM improved to 3.86% and is expected to stay in the 3.7-3.9% range. Cost-to-income improved to 60% but may rise next quarter due to PSLC timing. The bank is investing in technology and expects cost-to-income to decline from FY28. Key risk: sustained deposit cost pressure and potential further SME stress from tariff impacts.

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Quarter Snapshot

GNPA Ratio 1.96%
+30bps YoY

Gross NPA ratio increased from 1.66% in Q3 FY25 to 1.96%, driven by SME slippages.

NNPA Ratio 0.67%
+12bps YoY

Net NPA ratio rose from 0.55% in Q3 FY25, reflecting higher slippages and lower coverage.

Gold Loan Share 50-51%
Flat YoY

Gold loans constitute about half of advances; management targets reducing to 25-30% by FY30.

Slippages 197 crores
+60% QoQ

Slippages increased sharply from ~123 crores in Q2, largely from SME and retail segments.

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Top guidance GNPA to remain below 2%

Management expects GNPA to stay below 2% and improve in Q4/Q1 FY27 through upgrades and recoveries.

Top risk Sustained deposit cost pressure

System-wide deposit growth lags credit growth, keeping deposit rates high and pressuring NIMs.

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