The 28 reports from 10 analysts offering long term price targets
for DCB Bank Ltd. have an average target of 106.67. The consensus estimate
represents a downside of -4.07%
from the last price of 111.20.
Background: DCB Bank Limited (formerly Development Credit Bank Limited) has a deposit base of 297bn and advances of 259bn at the end of 4QFY21, making it the smallest bank in the listed private sector space, including both new and old generation private sector banks. Promoter group the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) & Platinum Jubilee Investments holds ~15% stake. DCB services entail Corporate Banking - 11%, SME -11%, Agriculture 22%, Mortgages...
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DCB Bank posted moderation in operating performance due to interest reversals on NPA recognition, deterioration in asset quality on proforma basis and tepid business growth. Asset quality, on a proforma basis, deteriorated as GNPA ratio was up from 3.7% (proforma) to 4.09% QoQ while net NPA increased to 2.29% from 1.92% (proforma) QoQ. Restructured book, including those under implementation, were at ~| 1100 crore (4.2% of loans), below the management's earlier guidance of 5%. Recoveries were impacted during the...
DCB bank's 3QFY20 earnings demonstrated sequentially lower provisioning expenses (1.0bn v/s 1.47n in 3QFY21) and net profit of 779mn; down by 19% sequentially. The headline PCR decreased sequentially to 6.4% as fresh slippages remained high. Pursuant to the Supreme...
DCBB reported a weak operating performance, impacted by higher interest reversals, even as provisions fell sequentially, which supported earnings. Business growth continues to remain under pressure. The management guided for loan growth to remain subdued over the next few quarters due to the surge in COVID-19 cases and lockdowns in key states. Asset quality deteriorated further, with a rise in GNPA/NNPA ratio from pro forma levels in Dec'20. The gross restructuring book stood at 4.3% of loans (higher than peers). Collection efficiency, which improved in Mar'21, has...
MSME segment to propel growth; salaried class to keep asset quality in control DCB Bank's 9MFY21 performance demonstrated higher provisioning expenses (3445mn v/s 1429mn in 9MFY20) and net profit of 2579mn; down by 4.2% YoY. The lower profitability has resulted in PCR improvement to 84.3% v/s 72% a year ago. In 9MFY21, the bank's total slippages remains low (187mn v/s 5131mn in 9MFY20), moderate write-offs (743mn v/s 1202mn in 9MFY20) and standstill asset classification have resulted in GNPA ratio reduction (1.96% v/s 2.15% in the year ago) and decline in NNPA ratio (0.59% v/s 1.03%). On the business front, the bank reported marginal growth in net advances (1.7% YoY) and lackluster deposit traction of -2.9% YoY....
Background: DCB Bank Limited (formerly Development Credit Bank Limited) has a deposit base of 294bn and advances of 250bn at the end of 1QFY21, making it the smallest bank in the listed private sector space, including both new and old generation private sector banks. Promoter group the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) & Platinum Jubilee Investments holds ~15% stake. DCB services entail Corporate Banking - 11%, SME -11%, Agriculture 21%, Mortgages...
DCB Bank has posted mixed set of numbers overall for Q3FY21 with stable margins and controlled opex. However, asset quality has weakened, with increase in restructuring guidance and elevated credit cost expected. On the collection front, the bank has seen improving trend in each segment of the portfolio, collection efficiency for LAP, home loans and CV segment were at 89.8%, 94.1% and 80.4%, respectively. There has been healthy reduction in the quantum of customer pool that did not pay single EMI. In LAP business, this quantum reduced significantly from 7.4% in October 2020...
Background: DCB Bank Limited (formerly Development Credit Bank Limited) has a deposit base of 294bn and advances of 250bn at the end of 1QFY21, making it the smallest bank in the listed private sector space, including both new and old generation private sector banks. Promoter group the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) & Platinum Jubilee Investments holds ~15% stake. DCB services entail Corporate Banking - 12%, SME -11%, Agriculture 21%, Mortgages...
We maintain ADD with a target price of Rs 123 The better-than-expected operating performance led to an earnings beat, despite higher-than-expected provisions. Even as overall deposits de-grew, the bank's focus on improving deposit granularity was evidenta positive. In the near term, growth is likely to be muted, and the bank is likely to focus on relatively less risky segments. We continue to build elevated GNPAs and provisions, despite the significant improvement in collection efficiency. Our estimates remain mostly unchanged. Attractive valuations and the bank's conservative approach to lending drive our positive stance.
DCB Bank's 2QFY21 earnings demonstrated sequentially higher provisioning expenses (1,131mn v/s 837mn in 1QFY21) and net profit of 823mn; up by 3.7% sequentially. The headline PCR increased sequentially to 79.1% as fresh slippages remain insignificant. The bank's total slippages number remains minuscule (90mn v/s 52mn in 1QFY21), higher write-offs (284mn v/s 66mn in 1QFY21) and muted advance growth have resulted in GNPA ratio (2.27% v/s 2.24% in the previous quarter) and decline in NNPA ratio (0.83% v/s 0.99%). On the business front, the bank reported muted growth in net advances (de-growth of 0.7% QoQ) and lackluster deposit traction of -2.2% QoQ. Gold loans grew at a healthy pace of 42% sequentially. The collection efficiencies of the bank...
DCB Bank reported weak Q2FY21 results with controlled opex being the only silver lining. Muted business growth and elevated provisioning were the laggards, which impacted overall PAT. Provision surged 161.4% to | 113.1 crore (~45 bps of advances), including Covid related provisioning of | 48 crore. Total Covid provisioning as of September 2020 was at | 143 crore (~57 bps of advances). In addition, the bank has additional floating provisions of | 103 crore. This translates into total contingent provisioning of ~160 bps as on Q2FY21. Slippages were...
DCB Bank (DCBB) reported strong operating profits, aided by margin expansion and controlled opex. However, business growth moderated in both loans and deposits. The management has further guided for loan...
Provision surged 106% YoY to | 84 crore, including Covid related provisioning of | 32 crore. Total Covid provisioning as on June 2020 was at | 95 crore i.e 40 bps of advances. In addition, the bank has additional floating provisions of | 99 crore i.e ~0.4% of advances. PCR was at ~75.2% against 70.8% in Q4FY20. Slippages were lower at | 5.2 crore, on the back of standstill asset classification. GNPA and NNPA ratio declined 2 bps and 17 bps QoQ to 2.44% and 0.99%, respectively. Advances growth saw continued deceleration to 4.2% YoY to | 25058 crore...
However, we remain optimistic about the bank's long-term prospects, and this underpins our ADD recommendation (target price of Rs 103, 0.9xFY22E ABV). DCBBs 1QFY21 print was in line. The QoQ de-growth in deposits was underwhelming, but DCBBs focus on improving deposit granularity was evident and is positive. Asset quality was optically stable (benefited by the standstill classification), and the moratorium book dipped significantly. Our estimates remain mostly unchanged, and we expect earnings to remain under pressure in the near term as provisions are set to rise.
