HDFC Bank Q2'27 Advances Grow 16.3% to ₹32,195 Billion, Deposits Rise 18.8% to ₹33,275 Billion
HDFC Bank reported Q2 FY27 business update. Period-end gross advances grew 16.3% to ₹32,195 billion. Period-end deposits increased 18.8% to ₹33,275 billion. CASA deposits grew 10.8% to ₹10,520 billion. The bank mobilized USD 11.5 billion in foreign currency deposits and issued USD 2.5 billion in bonds.
The announcement provides key financial metrics for the recent quarter, including growth rates in advances and deposits, which are crucial indicators of the bank's performance and market position. This information directly impacts investor and analyst assessments of the bank's financial health and future prospects.
The bank has reported significant year-on-year growth in both advances and deposits, indicating healthy business expansion. The mobilization of foreign currency deposits and issuance of bonds also suggest robust financial management and access to funding.
HDFC Bank Limited has announced its business update for the quarter ended September 30, 2026. The bank's average advances under management for the September 2026 quarter stood at ₹31,872 billion, marking a growth of approximately 14.0% compared to ₹27,946 billion in the corresponding period of September 2025. Period-end advances under management reached approximately ₹33,075 billion as of September 30, 2026, showing a growth of about 15.3% over ₹28,688 billion as of September 30, 2025. Gross advances as of September 30, 2026, aggregated to approximately ₹32,195 billion, an increase of around 16.3% from ₹27,692 billion as of September 30, 2025.
Regarding deposits, the bank reported average deposits of ₹31,665 billion for the September 2026 quarter, a 16.8% increase from ₹27,105 billion in the September 2025 period. Average CASA deposits grew by approximately 10.7% to ₹9,712 billion, while average time deposits increased by 19.7% to ₹21,952 billion. Period-end deposits reached approximately ₹33,275 billion as of September 30, 2026, up 18.8% from ₹28,018 billion as of September 30, 2025. Period-end CASA deposits were ₹10,520 billion, a 10.8% rise, and period-end time deposits grew by 22.8% to ₹22,755 billion.
The bank also provided an update on foreign currency deposits and borrowings. Pursuant to the Reserve Bank of India’s swap facility, the bank mobilized foreign currency deposits aggregating to USD 11.5 billion (₹1,103.4 billion). Overseas branches extended loan facilities aggregating to USD 5.7 billion (₹547.7 billion) against these deposits. Standby letters of credit issued to other banks in respect of these loans aggregate to USD 3.1 billion (₹293.4 billion). Additionally, during June–August 2026, the bank issued USD 2.5 billion (₹239.6 billion) of USD denominated senior unsecured bonds.
The results for the period ending September 30, 2026, will undergo a limited review by the bank's statutory auditors.
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