Bank of India share price target

Core operational performance was weak, led by muted NII driven by higher-than-expected NIM compression and higher opex growth (led by employee retiral provisions) despite healthy loan growth (~16% y-o-y). Core PPoP (ex. treasury gains) declined by 7% y-o-y.

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.

Q3FY22, All round strong performance, beats estimates State Bank of India Interest income has increased 4.41% to Rs 69,678.12 crore. Interest expense rose 2.84% to Rs 38,990.72 crore. Hence net interest income rose 6.48% to Rs 30,687.40 crore. With other income showing a fall of 6.19% to Rs 8673.42 crore, net total income increased 3.40% Rs 39,360.82 crore. Operating expenses rose 0.51% to Rs 20839.18 crore. As a result, profit before provisions rose 6.86% to Rs 18521.64 crore. Provisions & Contingencies decreased 32.57% to Rs 6973.97 crore, leading to Profit before tax reported profit of Rs 11,547.67 crore compared to Profit of Rs 6,990.77 crore. There were no...

State Bank of India (SBIN) has delivered good results on operating and asset quality front. Reported gross slippages stood at 23bn v/s 42bn in the previous quarter. Its reported GNPA (4.5% v/s 4.9% in 2QFY22) and NNPA (1.34% v/s 1.52% in 2QFY22) improved noticeably along with stable...

The current low levels of slippages and credit costs seem unsustainable as the asset quality is expected to remain largely unchanged (especially due to higher credit risk from MSME segment). Hence, we retain our...

Bank has improved the asset quality on sequential as well as year-on-year basis in Q2FY2022. Fresh slippages of advances dipped to Rs 4176 crore (annualized 1.6% of advances in Q2FY2022) compared with Rs 15666 crore (2.5%) in the previous quarter....

With 30% unused working capital limit and current sanctions of Rs. 18,000cr, we expect credit growth to return along-side lower cost of funds. However the current low levels of slippages and credit costs seem unsustainable as the asset quality is expected to remain largely unchanged (especially due to higher credit risk from MSME segment)....

The growth in Advances along with stable asset quality will remain the key in the upcoming quarters. However, market environment still remains challenging. Hence, we retain our rating HOLD rating on the stock with a revised price target of Rs. 54 based on 0.4x FY22E BVPS. Negative bottom line due to higher provisioning In Q4FY20, Bank's Interest income stood at Rs. 10,528cr (-2.6% YoY), owing to contraction of 9bps and 70bps on yields of advances and investments, respectively. Net interest income slid down by 6.2% YoY to Rs. 3,793cr with NIM tightening 3bps YoY at...