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-Resilient fundamentals, expanding retail mix, and scope for re-rating:
🔹 Leadership Transition & Stock Recovery
- The sudden exit of the MD & CEO in July triggered a sharp correction in the stock.
- Despite the uncertainty, the stock has rebounded, reflecting investor confidence in the company’s core fundamentals.
🔹 Retail Disbursement Momentum
- Disbursement growth accelerated in Q2, led by emerging prime and affordable segments, which now contribute 50% to retail disbursements.
- Core prime mortgage growth remains range-bound, but new verticals are gaining traction through deeper penetration in small towns and informal/self-employed borrower segments.
🔹 Loan Book & Credit Strategy
- Overall loan book growth remains healthy, with FY26 guidance maintained at 17–18%.
- A revamped corporate credit policy supports selective growth and diversification.
- Spreads improved due to lower borrowing costs, though lending yields dipped slightly due to pricing pressure from expansion.
🔹 Profitability & Margin Outlook
- Net interest margins (NIMs) are expected to remain steady in the 3.2–3.6% range, supported by high-yield product focus and branch expansion.
- Operating efficiency improved, with a better opex-to-asset ratio and positive operating leverage.
- Credit cost write-backs will further support profitability over the next 2–3 quarters.
🔹 Asset Quality Trends
- GNPA ratio improved, reflecting strong collections and quality growth focus.
- A spike in 30+ DPD was observed due to seasoning in the affordable loan book, but overall delinquencies remain below industry average.
- Recoveries from the written-off pool continue to aid bottom-line performance.
🔹 Strategic Positioning & Growth Drivers
- The rising share of informal (35–40%) and self-employed (45–50%) borrowers will enhance yield potential. However, asset quality in these segments needs close monitoring.
- The stock trades at 1.0x FY28 estimated book value, below peer averages.#FundamentalViews
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