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Driven by strong treasury contribution (INR 38bn) and controlled non-staff opex, State Bank of India (SBI) has reported higher than estimated Q1FY24 headline PAT at INR 168.8bn with stable RoA at 1.22% (vs 1.23% QoQ), though result internals were soft.
BOI reported core revenue on expected line however one-off income has helped bank to deliver strong growth in earnings. Loan book and deposits have grown strongly on sequential basis. We believe bank is moving in right direction by growing high yielding retail loans faster and on deposit side low yielding demand deposits have grown faster would help bank to deliver on NIM guidance.
Bank of India (BOI) is a fundamentally strong bank with a robust balance sheet led by best-in-class CET-I and higher PCR (legacy stress largely provided). BOI’s earnings trajectory started improving on the back of lower credit cost, margin expansion and growth coming back.