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INDUSINDBANK Financial Services 15 Apr 2026

Indusind Bank Ltd — Q4 FY26

IndusInd Bank's Q4 FY26 results reflect a continued focus on balance sheet resilience and asset quality repair.

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Revenue
EBITDA
PAT ₹595 Cr
EBITDA Margin
Duration 58 min

✓ Verified against BSE filing

2-Min Summary

IndusInd Bank's Q4 FY26 results reflect a continued focus on balance sheet resilience and asset quality repair. PAT surged to ₹595 crore from ₹128 crore QoQ, driven by a 29% QoQ decline in provisions to ₹1,482 crore as net slippages improved 37% QoQ. The vehicle finance book grew 2% QoQ to ₹99,876 crore with annualized net slippages at a multi-quarter low of 1%. Microloans saw gross slippage halve to ₹504 crore, and disbursements rose 52% QoQ to ₹5,400 crore, signaling a pivot from contraction to calibrated growth in FY27. Retail deposits added ₹6,800 crore, lifting the LCR share to 47.9%. Management guides for system-level loan growth (~13-14%) in FY27, with ROA improvement to 1% targeted over the medium term, split equally between lower credit costs and higher operating profit. Key risk: prolonged West Asia conflict could impact vehicle finance and wholesale portfolios in 2-3 quarters.

Key Numbers

Annualized Net Slippage Ratio 1.71%
-94bps QoQ

Improved from 2.65% in Q3, driven by lower slippages across retail segments.

Vehicle Finance Net Slippage Ratio 1.0%
-84bps YoY

Lowest in several quarters; annualized net slippage improved from 1.84% YoY.

Microloan Disbursements ₹5,400 crore
+52% QoQ

Scaling up gradually as asset quality stabilizes; book contraction moderated to 5% QoQ.

Retail Deposit Addition ₹6,800 crore
+₹6,800 crore QoQ

All incremental deposits were retail; share of average retail deposits improved to 47.9%.

Management Guidance

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Loan growth in line with system (~13-14%) in FY27

Management expects to grow broadly in line with the market, subject to macro stability, with foundations in place for a return to growth.

growth
G

ROA improvement to 1% over medium term

Target ROA of 1% from current ~0.45%, with equal contribution from lower credit costs and higher operating profit (fee income and expense optimization).

margins
G

Microloans to see calibrated growth in FY27

FY27 will be a year of calibrated growth rather than book contraction in microloans, as asset quality stabilizes.

growth
G

Net NPA ratio target of 0.6% (no fixed timeline)

The bank aims to reduce net NPA ratio to 0.6% but has not set a specific deadline; expects gradual improvement.

other

Key Risks

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West Asia conflict impact on asset quality

Prolonged conflict could affect vehicle finance and wholesale portfolios in 2-3 quarters, though current assessment shows no material impact.

high · management_commentary
R

Deposit growth constraint on loan growth

Management acknowledged that deposit growth is a key constraint; retail deposits grew only modestly and may limit ability to achieve system-level loan growth.

medium · analyst_question
R

Slow progress on fee income improvement

Fee income remained weak despite disbursement growth; management cited multiple levers but no near-term target, raising execution risk.

medium · analyst_question
R

Large corporate book degrowth may not be fully complete

While management said large corporate degrowth is 'more or less done,' the book declined 25% YoY and further shrinkage could pressure overall loan growth.

low · data_observation

Notable Quotes

With this leadership in place, our focus now shifts fully from transition to execution.
Rajiv Anand · Managing Director and CEO
We believe AI and particularly Gen AI represents a structural shift for banking comparable in scale if not greater than core banking transformations of the 2000s and the internet and mobile banking wave in 2010.
Rajiv Anand · Managing Director and CEO
We are more or less done there as far as the degrowth the point that you are making that we are more or less done.
Ganesh Tankaran · Whole-time Executive Director Designate