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SBIN Diversified 03 Aug 2023

State Bank of India — Q1 FY24

SBI reported its highest-ever quarterly net profit of INR 16,884 crore, up 178% YoY, driven by strong NII growth of 24.71% YoY and a sharp improvement in asset quality.

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SBI reported its highest-ever quarterly net profit of INR 16,884 crore, up 178% YoY, driven by strong NII growth of 24.71% YoY and a sharp improvement in asset quality. Domestic NIM expanded 24 bps YoY to 3.47%, while credit cost improved to 32 bps. Domestic advances grew 15.08% YoY, led by retail (16.46%) and SME (18.27%). The bank maintains a robust pipeline of INR 3.5 trillion in corporate loans, with INR 1.2 trillion already sanctioned. Management guided for 14-15% credit growth in FY24 and expects NIM to sustain around 3.47%. Key risks include potential margin compression from deposit repricing and global economic headwinds affecting the international book.

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Net Profit INR 16,884 crore
+178.25% YoY

Highest ever quarterly net profit, driven by strong NII and lower provisions.

Domestic NIM 3.47%
+24 bps YoY

Net interest margin improved YoY, though down 27 bps sequentially due to one-offs.

Gross NPA Ratio 2.76%
-115 bps YoY

Lowest in over 10 years, reflecting sustained improvement in asset quality.

Corporate Loan Pipeline INR 3.5 trillion
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Includes INR 1.2 trillion sanctioned and INR 2.3 trillion in pipeline, supporting growth.

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Top guidance Credit growth of 14-15% in FY24

Management expects domestic advances to grow 14-15% in FY24, supported by robust pipeline and broad-based demand.

Top risk Margin compression from deposit repricing

Sequential NIM contraction of 27 bps raises concerns; management attributes to one-offs but analysts flag structural pressure.

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