Punjab & Sind Bank releases Q4 FY26 earnings call transcript, highlights record profits and growth
Punjab & Sind Bank reported record net profit of ₹1,322 Crore for FY26, up 30.12%. Q4 FY26 net profit grew 34.82% to ₹422 Crore. Total business grew 14.94% to ₹2,63,652 Crore. Gross Advances increased 18.29% and deposits 12.37%. The bank targets ₹4,00,000 Crore business by FY29.
The announcement reports record profits and significant growth in key financial metrics, along with strategic future plans, which are material information for investors and stakeholders, thus having a high impact.
The announcement details record profits, robust business growth, and positive financial performance, indicating a strong financial health and positive outlook for the bank.
Punjab & Sind Bank (PSB) has released the transcript of its earnings conference call held on April 28, 2026, discussing the audited financial results for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026. The bank reported a historic highest-ever net profit of ₹1,322 Crore for the financial year, marking a 30.12% increase. Total business grew by 14.94% to ₹2,63,652 Crore, with deposits growing by 12.37% and gross advances by 18.29%.
The bank achieved its highest-ever net profit in Q4 FY26, growing by 34.82% to ₹422 Crore. Net interest income (NII) saw a year-on-year dip of 13% in Q4 due to a one-off interest income of over ₹200 Crore in the previous year's Q4. Excluding this, NII grew by over 12.46% quarterly and over 8% annually. Core fee income grew by 22% to ₹759 Crore for the year.
Asset quality remains robust, with Gross NPA reducing to 2.40% and Net NPA at 0.79%. The bank's Capital Adequacy Ratio remains strong. For FY26, the cost-to-income ratio decreased to 60.97%, and Return on Assets improved to 0.79%. The bank is targeting deposit growth of 13%-14% and advances growth of 16%-18% for the current year, with Gross NPA expected to be below 2% and PCR maintained at 92%-93%. Recovery and upgradation are projected to cross ₹1,000 Crore. The bank also outlined strategic plans including organizational restructuring, expanding its branch network, and enhancing digital transformation, aiming to reach ₹4,00,000 Crore in business by FY29.
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