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DCBBANK Diversified 15 Jan 2026

DCB Bank Limited — Q3 FY26

DCB Bank delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with PAT of ₹184.74 crore (+22% YoY), its highest ever, despite a one-time labor code impact of ₹26.87 crore.

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DCB Bank delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with PAT of ₹184.74 crore (+22% YoY), its highest ever, despite a one-time labor code impact of ₹26.87 crore. Advances grew 18.46% YoY and deposits 19.54% YoY, while NIM expanded to 3.27% on lower cost of deposits (6.86%, -10bps QoQ). Asset quality improved sharply: GNPA at 2.72% (lowest in 18 quarters) and net NPA at 1.1% (lowest in 11 quarters). Core fee income remained robust at ₹182 crore. Management reiterated guidance of 18-20% loan growth and ROE of 13.5% for FY27 and 14.5% for FY28. Key risks include potential regulatory changes to insurance commission impacting fee income and the ongoing shift from DSA to organic sourcing which may temporarily constrain mortgage growth.

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Quarter Snapshot

Net Interest Margin 3.27%
+10bps QoQ

NIM improved due to lower cost of deposits (6.86%) and reduced borrowings.

Gross NPA 2.72%
-36bps YoY

Lowest GNPA in 18 quarters; slippage ratio at 3.08% also an 18-quarter low.

Cost of Deposits 6.86%
-10bps QoQ

Declined due to repricing of term deposits and lower savings rates; further improvement expected.

Core Fee Income ₹182 crore
+15% QoQ

Driven by third-party distribution, trade finance, and processing fees; sustainable at ~1% of assets.

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Top guidance Loan growth of 18-20% YoY

Management reiterated guidance of 18-20% annual loan growth, supported by strong demand in business loans and improving mortgage pipeline.

Top risk Regulatory risk to insurance commission income

Potential reduction in insurance commissions by regulators could impact fee income, a key growth driver.

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