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Investors should focus on Bank of Baroda's operating performance as its earnings- before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) increased even though net profits fell due to higher provisions, executive director P Srinivas told CNBC-TV18‘s Gopika Gopakumar in an interaction.
Profit may be supported by higher non-interest income and low base in Q2FY14. In September quarter of 2013, profit declined 10 percent.
Punjab National Bank missed street expectations on all parameters with the second quarter net profit rising 13.8 percent as against expected growth of 142 percent as provisions remained at elevated levels
BoB reports strong Q3 numbers
SS Mundra, CMD, Bank of Baroda says out of the total slippages the highest slippage was probably something like Rs 132 crore in the third quarter.
According to Vaibhav Agrawal, the gross NPA increase of about 10 percent looks slightly better than expectations considering that BoB's run rate in the past few quarters has been much worse.
Net interest income of Bank of Baroda is expected to increase by 4.1 percent Q-o-Q (up 6.1 percent Y-o-Y) to Rs 3013.6 crore, according to Motilal Oswal.
Siddharth Teli believes Bank of Baroda is good bet in the PSU banking space as there has been some upgrade in the earnings and there is a possibility of an uptick in margins going ahead.
SS Mundra, Chairman, Bank of Baroda expects slippages to go down even in the next quarter and then the period of more or less normal slippages will come.
Vaibhav Agarwal, Angel Broking thinks Bank of Baroda Q2 numbers were above their expectations.
Net interest income of Bank of Baroda are expected to decrease by 1 percent Q-o-Q to Rs 2,861.5 crore.
According to KR Choksey, net interest income of Bank of Baroda is expected to increase by 1 percent Q-o-Q to Rs 2,839 crore.
Top pecking order in the private banking space for Religare Capital Markets is HDFC Bank, followed by Yes Bank, IndusInd Bank and then ICICI Bank over Axis Bank, says Siddharth Teli.
A spurt of loan defaults and lower net interest income in the three months that ended June triggered the second consecutive drop in quarterly profit for SBI, sending its shares to their lowest since December 2011
State-owned Bank of Baroda (BoB) shares on Thursday hit 52-week low to close at Rs 515, down about 8 percent after the lender reported muted growth of just 2 percent year-on-year in its first quarter (April-June) net profit, supplemented by sharp deterioration in loan quality.
Shares of Bank of Baroda came under pressure on Thursday, after the PSU reported a sharp rise in bad loans in the first quarter ending June. Speaking to CNBC-TV18 CMD SS Mundra says Q1 saw fresh slippages at Rs 1,846 crore and a restructuring pipeline of around Rs 2,000 crore.
Motilal Oswal expects Bank of Baroda to report a 1.6 percent degrowth quarter-on-quarter (degrowth of 11.1 percent year-on-year) in net profit at Rs 1012.5 crore.
KR Choksey expects Bank of Baroda to report a 4 percent growth quarter-on-quarter (degrowth of 3 percent year-on-year) in net profit at Rs 1111 crore.
With beginning of the so-called slack season (April-September), banks are not expected to spring any fresh surprise in the April-June quarter earnings. If not as dry as dust, the first quarter of FY14 will be watched for certain crucial factors like credit growth, net interest income, provisions and of course, asset quality.
According to Hemindra Hazari of Nirmal Bang it was far worse than the expectations.
Bank of Baroda will refocus growth in 2013-14. In the last few quarters, it concentrated on credit quality. The lender plans to grow its loans and deposits by 2 - 4 percent higher than the industry average in FY14.
Bank of Baroda's fourth quarter net profit may fall 31 percent Y-o-Y to Rs 1,051. Net interest income (NII) however would rise 6 percent, according to a poll estimate. The bank will announce its quarterly earnings on May 13, 2013. Investors are not advised to buy BoB shares at the current level.
Kotak Securities has come with its March`13 quarterly earning estimates for banking & NBFCS sector. The research firm expects fresh slippages to remain stable QoQ with positive bias for banks under their coverage.
Motilal Oswal has come with its March`13 quarterly earning estimates for financial sector. The research firm expects reforms and monetary easing to continue, thereby growth is expected to revive gradually.
Angel Broking has come with its March`13 quarterly earning estimates for banking sector. The research firm expects private banks to report healthy earnings growth of 23.0 percent yoy, however, the PSU banks with expected earnings decline of 13.1 percent yoy, would drag the overall earnings performance (de-growth of 3.2 percent yoy).