The brokerage has also raised the target price on the stock to Rs 1450 from Rs 1250 per share, Moneycontrol reported. In comparison, the S&P BSE Sensex was up 0.11 per cent at 61,831 at 01:12 pm.
The stock was trading higher for the third straight day and has rallied 9 per cent during this period. It had hit a 52-week high of Rs 1,275.25 on September 20, 2022.
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The benign corporate credit cycle and peaking of interest rates are going to be favorable for the bank, according to UBS. Whereas, stable corporate, CV & MFI cycles are going to support operating metrics.
Meanwhile, IIB is likely to get added to the MSCI India Index during the rebalancing exercise in August following a sharp increase in the investment legroom for foreign portfolio investors (FPIs). The addition will be a boost for the private sector lender’s stock price as it could result in inflows of over $300 million (Rs 2,500 crore), the Business Standard reported. CLICK HERE FOR FULL REPORT
Analysts at KR Choksey Institutional have a ‘buy’ rating on IIB with a target price of Rs 1,475. IIB reported a healthy set of numbers in Q4FY23 with strong growth in loan book, stable NIMs and lower provisions. IIB reported a 21.3 per cent YoY growth in advances, led by higher disbursement and strong growth in the consumer and corporate segments. The auto and MFI segment saw a gradual improvement and is expected to be sustainable - in upcoming quarters, the brokerage said.
With the introduction of the PC-6 strategy, the bank is confident of growing its loan book in the range of 18-23 per cent over FY23-26E, driven by scaling up existing businesses and new launches of segments during this period. On the deposits front, IIB witnessed a decent sequential improvement driven by leveraging on the expansion branches, which will continue in the coming years.
The bank is focused on the retailisation of deposits supported by continuously scaling up the retail mix. IIB will continue to invest in expanding its branch network and digital initiatives through new launches to achieve its retailisation target.
The asset quality remained stable, led by higher recoveries and upgrades, despite a slight increase in the slippages during the quarter, resulting in tighter control of credit costs. Thus, lower provisions led to a robust growth in the overall earnings, which has aided in a consistent improvement in its return’s ratios. On the margins front, the bank is confident of delivering in the 4.25-4.35 per cent range over FY23-26E led by a well diversified loan book mix and robust credit growth expectation, analysts said.
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