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bullish highUnion Bank of India reported a strong Q4 FY26 with net profit of ₹18,697 crore and recommended a dividend of ₹5 per share.
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Union Bank of India reported a strong Q4 FY26 with net profit of ₹18,697 crore and recommended a dividend of ₹5 per share.
Read Union Bank of analysis →Go Digit reported a strong Q4 FY26 with gross direct premium of 11,300 crore, up 16.2% YoY, and PAT of 1,759 crore (up 49% YoY).
Read Go Digit General analysis →Union Bank of India reported a strong Q4 FY26 with net profit of ₹18,697 crore and recommended a dividend of ₹5 per share. The bank achieved robust business growth, with gross advances up 9.74% YoY and a significant improvement in CASA ratio to 35.21% from 32.51% in September. Management highlighted a strategic shift from bulk deposits to retail term deposits and CASA, reducing bulk deposits by ₹70,000 crore. The bank also created a ₹700 crore contingency provision without impacting profit or capital. NIM compressed to 2.64% due to the December rate cut but management expects stabilization and gradual improvement. Credit cost was low at 23 bps for the year, with guidance of ~1% for FY27. Key risks include potential stress from West Asia disruptions and elevated SMA1 levels, though management sees no material impact yet. The bank targets 13-14% credit growth in FY27 while maintaining asset quality and profitability.
Go Digit reported a strong Q4 FY26 with gross direct premium of 11,300 crore, up 16.2% YoY, and PAT of 1,759 crore (up 49% YoY). The combined ratio improved to 105.7% (down 1.2pp YoY). Growth was driven by two-wheeler (up 52% to 556 crore) and fire segments, while health reinsurance was dropped due to poor profitability. The company transitioned to Indian Accounting Standards (IFRS-aligned) and reported an ROE of 17.7%. Management guided for continued focus on underwriting discipline, new specialty lines, and expects regulatory action on expense management to benefit the industry. Key risk: sustained competitive pressure in motor and health segments could pressure margins.
CASA improved from 32.51% in September 2025 to 35.21% in March 2026, driven by focus on low-cost deposits.
Gross NPAs reduced significantly year-on-year, reflecting improved asset quality.
Net NPAs declined to 0.48%, indicating strong recovery and lower slippages.
Common Equity Tier 1 ratio improved from 14.98% to 15.69%, strengthening capital base.
Q4 GWP growth was 9.8%, impacted by non-renewal of 252 crore health reinsurance.
Two-wheeler premium grew from 365 Cr to 556 Cr, driving EUM impact of ~5%.
Solvency improved to 242%, providing headroom for equity allocation up to 12.5%.
Motor retention fell from 95.9% to 89.6% due to selective reinsurance on certain segments.
Management expects to achieve 13-14% credit growth in FY27, in line with industry trends and better than the 9.74% YoY growth in FY26.
Management guidance growthManagement expects NIM to defend current levels and gradually improve, driven by CASA expansion and better asset-liability management.
Management guidance marginsManagement guided credit cost around 1% for FY27, up from 23 bps in FY26, reflecting normalization and prudent provisioning.
Management guidance marginsManagement indicated that PSLC fee income could return to ₹1,000 crore plus levels in FY27, similar to FY25, after a lower contribution in FY26.
Management guidance revenueManagement plans to develop niche commercial lines, aiming for ~1,000 crore premium over 3-5 years.
Management guidance growthCorrective actions taken in Q4 should stabilize motor OD loss ratio by July-September 2026, then reduce.
Management guidance marginsCompany plans to participate directly in crop insurance tenders in FY27, building on capability development.
Management guidance expansionOngoing West Asia conflict could stress energy-sensitive sectors and remittance flows, though management sees no material impact yet.
medium · analyst_questionSMA1 loans nearly doubled sequentially, indicating potential stress in the near term, though management attributed it to migration from SMA2.
medium · data_observationFurther repo rate cuts could compress NIM, though management expects to defend margins through liability mix improvement.
low · management_commentaryTotal deposit growth of 2.72% YoY trailed credit growth of 9.74%, potentially constraining future loan growth if not addressed.
medium · analyst_questionNo TP price hike for fifth consecutive year; industry loss ratios may remain under pressure.
high · analyst_questionCompany's EUM is above peers due to business mix; regulatory action on expense management may impact growth.
medium · management_commentaryNet loss ratio in fire increased due to two large claims; gross ratio stable but net impacted by reinsurance costs.
medium · data_observationWe are choosing growth with quality number one and with profitability.
We would like to defend our name we want to defend. We continued saying that and that is what we tried.
Our focus would not be on the top line. Our focus will be how do we protect the bottom line.
We don't drive ourselves to a line of business mix because we don't think there is an ideal line of business mix.