The 14 reports from 6 analysts offering long term price targets
for IDFC First Bank Ltd. have an average target of 47.40. The consensus estimate
represents a downside of -19.04%
from the last price of 58.55.
Cautious on high valuation and asset quality woes IDFC First Bank, founded by the merger of erstwhile IDFC Bank and erstwhile Capital First on December 18, 2018. At present, the bank's total number of branches stands at 596, with a total funded assets to the tune of around ~Rs.1,17,127cr. Net Interest Income (NII) reported a growth of 15.3% on a YoY basis, and reported Net Interest Margin (NIM) improved to 5.09% in Q4FY21, compared to 5.04% in Q3FY20....
Net interest income (NIM) was up 15.3% YoY to | 1960 crore despite | 55 crore worth interest on interest reversals. Net interest margins (NIM) were up 4 bps QoQ to 5.09%. The bank has reduced savings interest rate to 4% for deposits below | 1 lakh and peak rates of 5%, which should keep funding cost benign and, thus, aid margins. Other income was up 74% YoY mainly due to trading gains. Operating expense were up 11% QoQ to | 2156 crore. This rise can be attributed to increased business activity. Cost-to-income ratio (calculated) was up from 75.1% to 76.9% QoQ. Provisions during the...
impact of second COVID wave needs close monitoring as slippages have been high. High provisions and utilization of COVID provisions of Rs21.0bn have improved coverage ratio, although buffer is now low at 37bps of loans (created in Q4FY21). Delta from past cut in SA rates and improving mix of retail both on liabilities & assets has led to NIM moving to 5.0%, while recent SA rate cuts should help lower funding cost should help improving earnings profile. We value the bank at 1.3x (from 1.0x) FY23E ABV. Capital raising &...
IDFC First Bank, founded by the merger of erstwhile IDFC Bank and erstwhile Capital First on December 18, 2018. At present, the bank's total number of branches stands at 576, with a total funded assets to the tune of around ~Rs.1,10,469cr. We roll forward our valuation to FY23 and value the bank at 2.3x...
IDFCFB's earnings performance of Rs1.30bn (PLe: Rs1.52bn) was a miss on high provisioning this quarter mainly on back of pro-forma NPAs and higher opex which was offset by higher other income. Pro-forma NPAs came in high at 4.2% and in retail at 3.9% which were on higher side, although bank holds a Rs21.6bn of COVID provision and should see gradual reduction in NPAs on recovery/write-off. Bank's retail drive continues to move ahead with strong CASA growth of 8% QQ and CASA + Retail TDs up 10% QoQ replacing bulk deposits, while corporate book has continued to de-grow by 17% YoY and...
NII was up 13.7% YoY, 5.1% QoQ to | 1744 crore. NIMs expanded QoQ by 8 bps and 79 bps YoY to 4.65% despite interest reversals due to NPAs, supported by sharp rise in CASA deposits. Other income for the quarter jumped 31.1% YoY | 759 crore. Fee income increased 33% YoY to | 582 crore. Provisions for the quarter were at | 482 crore, up 123% QoQ owing...
Good quarter and future growth prospects intact. IDFC First Bank, founded by the merger of erstwhile IDFC Bank and erstwhile Capital First on December 18, 2018. At present, the bank's total number of branches stands at 523, with a total funded assets to the tune of around ~Rs.1,06,828cr. We value the bank at 1.3x Adj BVPS of FY22E and revise our rating...
NII increased 21.8% YoY, 2.1% QoQ to | 1660 crore on account of expansion in NIM, which increased 4 bps QoQ, 114 bps YoY to 4.57%. Other income declined 51.7% YoY. This de-growth can be attributed to 19% drop in fee income due to lower loan origination as a result of low business activity due to pandemic. The bank sold off entire exposure to one of the stressed HFC through secondary market transaction, booked a loss of | 463 crore in trading income and released existing provision of | 460 crore. PAT for the...
IDFC First Bank, founded by the merger of erstwhile IDFC Bank and erstwhile Capital First on December 18, 2018. At present, the bank's total number of branches stands at 503, with a total funded assets to the tune of around ~Rs1,04,050cr. We value the bank at 1.2x Adj BVPS of FY22E and revise our rating...
Core business intact, growth and asset portfolio concerns arise IDFC FIRST Bank reported another healthy set of quarterly earnings. NII increased by 38.4% YoY/4.0% QoQ to Rs 1,626 Cr, PPOP increased by 180% YoY/71.5% QoQ to Rs 892 Cr and Net Profit increased to Rs 94 Cr, against Rs 617 Cr loss in Q1FY20. Other income increased on account of treasury gains of the bank. The bank has taken provisions of Rs 764 Cr for...
The bank offered Morat 2 to 28% of its customers by value vs. 35% in Morat 1. Around 23% is in retail assets including rural portfolio and 35% is in the wholesale financing portfolio. Provision was at | 764 crore, including | 375 crore related to Covid-19 over and above | 225 crore done in Q4FY21. Asset quality witnessed a strong sequential improvement with GNPA & NNPA ratio improving ~61 bps and ~43 bps to 1.99% and 0.51%, respectively. Gross NPA of the retail loan book was at 0.87% vs. 1.77% as of March 31, 2020 and net NPA percentage of the retail loan book of the bank...
IDFCFB's earnings performance of Rs935mn (PLe: Rs889mn) was broadly in line with expectations but was better on PPOP on back of better NII and treasury gains which helped to make an additional Rs3.75bn of COVID related provisions and now has Rs6bn (60bps of loans) of COVID provisions. Loans under moratorium has come off to 28% as compared to 45% in Q4FY20 (35% excl. Agri) with 23% in retail and 35% in wholesale book. Bank's retail drive continues to move ahead with strong SA growth of 24% QQ and Retail TDs up 10% QoQ replacing bulky deposits, while corporate book has continued...
Net Interest Income (NII) reported a growth of 13% on a YoY basis, and Net Interest Margin (NIM) improved to 4.24% in Q4FY20, compared to 3.86% in the previous quarter. Currently Gross/Net NPA stands at 2.60%/0.94% compared to 2.83%/1.23% in Q3FY20. Provision coverage ratio improved for the quarter to 64.53% compared to 57.34% in Q3FY20. We have lowered our advances growth estimates by 13% each for FY21E and FY22E due to Covid 19 pandemic....
The bank had earlier provided with a watch list comprising stressed exposures. Total exposure to this stressed pool has reduced by | 313 crore QoQ at | 3205 crore with provision cover of ~49%, being maintained. Apart from this, it has provided 50% for telecom exposure worth | 3244 crore. With continued focus on balance sheet restructuring funded asset remained broadly stable at | 107400 crore. Within the same, wholesale book, as targeted, de-grew ~11% QoQ to | 39388 crore (infrastructure exposure declined 5% QoQ, corporate fell 15% QOQ). Retail book continued to grow...
loans. Few upsides in Q4 were (i) strong CASA growth of 27% QoQ moving up the ratio to 31.7%, up 810bps QoQ (ii) 40bps QoQ of NIM improvement to 4.24% led by continued mix change towards retail (grew 40% YoY) plus improvement in cost of funds due to sharp decline in bulk deposits replaced by retail and (iii) asset quality has held up especially in retail. Some niggling issues that will keep ROEs in lackluster are (i)steady asset growth as bank continues to adjust wholesale liabilities & assets, (ii)continued opex/assets on high retail focus and (iii)COVID impact on asset quality. may keep ROEs...
In an exchange notification, IDFC First Bank has informed exchanges that its board has approved raising of | 2000 crore equity capital by issuing ~86.24 crore shares through preferential route at | 23.19/share. Promoter IDFC Ltd will subscribe to ~34.5 crore shares maintaining its holding at 40%. Other investors include ICICI Prudential Life Insurance (~25.87 crore shares), HDFC Life Insurance (~8.6 crore shares), Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance (~8.6 crore shares) and Dayside Investment, an affiliated entity...
Net Interest Income (NII) has grown by 12.6% on a sequential basis, with Net Interest Margin (NIM) improved to 3.86%, compared to 3.01% in the previous quarter. Currently Gross/Net NPA stands at 2.83%/1.23% compared to 2.62%/1.17% in Q2FY20, while 7x sequential increase in provisions has pulled down the net income for the quarter. The cost to income (C/I) ratio stood at 73.52% in Q3FY20. We expect loans & advances to grow at a CAGR of 18% over FY20E22E and NII to grow at a CAGR of 35% over the same period....
