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PUNJABSINDBANK Financial Services 30 Apr 2026

Punjab & Sind Bank — Q4 FY26

Punjab & Sind Bank reported its highest-ever net profit of ₹1,322 crore for FY26, up 30.12% YoY, driven by robust business growth (total business +14.94% to ₹2,63,265 crore) and strong asset quality (GNPA 2.40%, NNPA 0.79%).

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Punjab & Sind Bank reported its highest-ever net profit of ₹1,322 crore for FY26, up 30.12% YoY, driven by robust business growth (total business +14.94% to ₹2,63,265 crore) and strong asset quality (GNPA 2.40%, NNPA 0.79%). Core fee income grew 22%+ to ₹759 crore, while NIM remained under pressure at 2.55% due to low CASA and repo rate cuts. Management guided for FY27: deposit growth 13-14%, advances growth 16-18%, RAM share >60%, GNPA <2%, and credit cost <1%. NIM is expected to improve to 2.65-2.70% by year-end. Key risks include residual stress in MSME/agriculture segments and potential global economic headwinds impacting small businesses.

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Total Business ₹2,63,265 Cr
+14.94% YoY

Historic growth for the bank; deposits grew 12.37% and advances grew 18.29%.

Gross NPA Ratio 2.40%
-98 bps YoY

Improved from 3.38% last year; net NPA at 0.79%.

Core Fee Income ₹759 Cr
+22% YoY

Consistent growth driven by non-interest income; overall non-interest income grew 13.47%.

RAM Share of Advances 59%
+5pp YoY

Retail, agriculture, and MSME segments growing strongly; target to cross 60% in FY27.

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Top guidance Deposit growth 13-14% for FY27

Management expects deposit growth in the range of 13-14% for the current financial year.

Top risk Residual stress in MSME/agriculture segments

Slippages increased in Q4 due to MSME accounts; management acknowledged residual stress and need for vigilance.

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