Punjab & Sind Bank Releases Investor Presentation for Q2/Half Year Ended September 30, 2025
Punjab & Sind Bank reported strong Q2/Half Year FY'26 results with significant growth in net profit and improved asset quality, alongside positive guidance for FY'26.
The announcement contains detailed financial results for the quarter and half year, including key performance indicators, asset quality metrics, and future guidance. This information is crucial for investors to assess the bank's current health and future prospects, leading to a high market impact.
The bank reported strong financial performance with significant year-on-year growth in net profit (22.92% for Q2, 33.97% for Half Year) and operating profit (10.26% for Q2, 34.84% for Half Year). Asset quality also improved considerably with Gross NPA decreasing by 129 bps and Net NPA by 63 bps, while PCR increased. The guidance for FY'26 indicates continued positive trends and targets for further improvement in growth and asset quality.
Punjab & Sind Bank has released its Investor Presentation on the Reviewed Unaudited Financial Results for the Quarter (Q2) and Half Year ended September 30, 2025. * Key Highlights (Q2 FY'26 YoY): * Total Business increased by 12.19% to ₹241272 crore. * Gross Advance grew by 15.97% to ₹105566 crore. * Operating Profit rose by 10.26% to ₹505 crore. * Net Profit increased by 22.92% to ₹295 crore. * Net Interest Income stood at ₹950 crore, up by 8.82%. * Total Deposits increased by 9.42% to ₹135706 crore. * RAM Advances grew by 20.23% to ₹58953 crore. * Business Per Branch improved by 9.42% to ₹148.77 crore. * Asset Quality (Q2 FY'26 YoY): * Gross NPA decreased by 129 bps to 2.92%. * Net NPA decreased by 63 bps to 0.83%. * Provision Coverage Ratio (PCR) improved by 332 bps to 91.88%. * Fresh Slippage was ₹164 crore. * Recovery & Upgradation amounted to ₹374 crore. * Half Yearly Performance (YoY): * Net Interest Income increased to ₹1850 crore from ₹1723 crore. * Operating Profit increased to ₹1045 crore from ₹775 crore. * Net Profit increased to ₹564 crore from ₹421 crore. * Credit Ratings: * Tier II Bonds: AA (Stable) * Infra Bonds: AA (Stable) * Shareholding Pattern (as on Sep’25): * Govt. of India: 93.85% * LIC: 1.33% * Others: 4.82% * Guidance for FY'26: * Deposit Growth (YoY): 8-10% (Actual as on Sep’25: 9.42%) * Advances Growth (YoY): 15-16% (Actual as on Sep’25: 15.97%) * RAM % to Total Advances: >57% (Actual as on Sep’25: 55.84%) * Gross NPA: <2.5% (Actual as on Sep’25: 2.92%) * Net NPA: <0.75% (Actual as on Sep’25: 0.83%) * PCR: 92-93% (Actual as on Sep’25: 91.88%) * Recovery & Upgradation: >₹1000 Crore (Actual as on Sep’25: ₹646 Crore) * Credit Cost (Annualised): <1% (Actual as on Sep’25: -0.04%) * Slippage Ratio (Annualised): <1% (Actual as on Sep’25: 0.68%)
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