IndusInd Bank Ltd. Share Price

Sensex Slides Near 900; L&T Up, Infosys Down

Sensex open: It opened 345.23 points lower at 73,253.44, against Tuesday’s close of 73,598.67. Nifty open: The Nifty50 opened about 0.31% lower at 22,678, against a close of 22,749.75. Selling deepened: By about 10:57 AM the Sensex was down around 886 points (1.2%) at 72,712.71, and the Nifty was down 221 points (0.97%) near 22,528. Top gainer:

led, up over 5% after its Q2 results. At 10:54 AM it was up 4.13% at ₹3,816.40 on the Nifty. Other gainers: Apollo Hospitals (+3.11%), IndusInd Bank (+1.81%) and Bajaj Auto (+1.27%) also gained, along with SBI and Trent. Top loser: Infosys fell the most, down 3.98% in early trade, with Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech and TCS also lower. Sectors: Nifty IT fell more than 3%, and IT and FMCG were the biggest sectoral laggards. Global cues: Asian stocks rallied on a resurgence in AI enthusiasm after a surge in US stocks, but that did not lift Indian IT shares. Jio Platforms: The stock listed at a 21% premium, and Elara initiated coverage with a ‘Buy’.

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IndusInd Bank Returns To Profit, But What Changed?

k has made a significant recovery in its latest quarterly results. For Q2 FY27, the bank reported a net profit of ₹1,242 crore, compared with a loss of ₹437 crore in the same quarter last year. But the interesting part is what helped drive this turnaround. The bank’s provisions and contingencies fell 54% year-on-year to ₹1,223 crore. Gross NPAs also improved to 2.73%, compared with 3.60% a year earlier. Lower provisions and improving asset quality gave earnings a meaningful boost. However, there’s another side to the story. Net interest income increased only 3.6% to ₹4,569 crore, while net interest margin declined to 3.23% from 3.32%. For a bank, this matters because margins help show how effectively it earns from lending after accounting for funding costs. So, while the return to profitability is encouraging, investors still need to see whether the bank can sustain earnings growth through stronger core income—not just lower provisions. I’ll be watching three things in the coming quarters: loan growth, net interest margins and asset quality. **The real test for IndusInd Bank is whether this recovery can become sustainable growth.**

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IndusInd Bank Ltd LENDER SWINGS BACK TO PROFIT IN Q2

IndusInd Bank shares are likely to remain in focus on October 26 after the private sector lender returned to profitability in the second quarter of FY27. Several global brokerages reviewed the bank’s July–September performance, with most pointing to improving asset quality, stronger fee income and lower credit costs. However, continued pressure on net interest margins and uncertainty surrounding the pace of recovery remain key concerns. IndusInd Bank reported a post-tax net profit in the September quarter that was 20 percent. The bank’s core net interest income increased 4 percent year-on-year. However, it declined 2 percent sequentially compared with the previous quarter. Advances grew 11 percent quarter-on-quarter, while the net interest margin contracted by 0.34 percentage. Fee and other income registered strong growth, rising 36 percent. Consequently, net revenue increased 12.5 percent year-on-year. Pre-provision operating profit surged 40 percent. Operating expenses also declined to Rs 3,943 crore, providing additional support to profitability. The bank’s chief executive and managing director, Rajiv Anand, said the mobilisation of $3.51 billion in foreign currency non-resident bank deposits weighed on NIM during the quarter. Meanwhile, a senior bank official rejected suggestions that loans linked to more than Rs 16,000 crore in FCNR(B) deposits were the primary driver of advance growth. The official noted that wholesale banking advances increased 10 percent quarter-on-quarter, while retail advances grew 4 percent, even excluding the impact of loans associated with the diaspora.

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IndusInd Bank returns to profit but trend stays bearish

IndusInd Bank Limited posted a Q2 profit of Rs 1,176.1 crore against a loss a year ago. The stock trades near a rising trend line, with support at Rs 800. IndusInd Bank Limited [

] reported a standalone Q2 profit of Rs 1,176.1 crore, against a loss of Rs 444.8 crore a year earlier. The stock traded at Rs 835.00, down 1.82%, near a rising trend line. Net interest income grew 3.6% to Rs 4,569.5 crore. Operating profit rose 37% to Rs 2,778 crore, and provisions fell 53.6% to Rs 1,216.2 crore. Gross NPA eased to 2.73% from 3.25% and net NPA to 0.83% from 0.95%, both against the previous quarter. Lower provisions drove much of the profit swing, as net interest income grew only modestly. On the chart, the stock has made higher highs and higher lows since March 2025, but it has fallen since July 2026 and trades below its 50, 100 and 200-day averages. The RSI reads 31.78, a low reading that can persist in a downtrend. In my view, the short- and medium-term trend is bearish. Rs 800 and Rs 750 are the supports, and a fall below the trend line would put them in view. A move above the Rs 892 resistance would weaken the bearish view. Bearish view while price trades below Rs 892. Disclaimer: I do not hold any position in this. This content is for informational purposes only and is not a recommendation to buy or sell. Investments in securities are subject to market risks. Please read all related documents carefully before investing.

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IndusInd Bank returns to profit with ₹1,242 crore in Q2

Bank Limited (INDUSINDBK) will be in focus when markets open on Monday, October 26, after it reported a Q2 FY27 consolidated net profit of ₹1,242 crore against a loss of ₹437 crore a year ago. The results came out after market hours on Friday, October 23, when the stock closed 1.76% lower at ₹835. Profit rose 51% sequentially from ₹824 crore in Q1. Operating profit grew 40% to ₹2,874 crore, and fee and other income jumped to ₹2,248 crore from ₹1,651 crore. Gross NPA improved to 2.73% from 3.60% a year ago, and net NPA to 0.83% from 1.04%. Advances grew 11% to ₹3.63 lakh crore, and deposits rose 10% to ₹4.29 lakh crore. The clean-up after last year's troubles is showing. Gross slippages fell to ₹1,460 crore from ₹2,537 crore a year earlier, so fewer loans are turning bad. CEO Rajiv Anand plans to add about 100 branches in the second half, which signals a shift from repair to growth. The core lending business is still weak. Net interest income grew only 3.62% to ₹4,569 crore, far slower than 11% loan growth. Net interest margin fell to 3.23% from 3.32% a year ago. Most of the profit recovery came from lower provisions and higher other income, not from lending margins. The provision coverage ratio also slipped to 70.19% from 71.81%, and part of the deposit growth came from $3.51 billion of FCNR(B) deposits. Investors should watch net interest margin trends, net interest income growth, slippages in the microfinance and vehicle books, and deposit growth beyond FCNR inflows. The key question is whether IndusInd can lift core earnings, not just profit, once provisions stop falling. Disclosure: I do not hold any position in IndusInd Bank Limited. This post is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice.

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INDUSIND BANK Q2 FY27: SEGMENT-WISE PERFORMANCE

INDUSIND BANK Q2 FY27: SEGMENT-WISE PERFORMANCE (STANDALONE)

TREASURY OPERATIONS • Revenue up 13.66% YoY to ₹2,712.13 Cr, up 13.41% QoQ • Profit up 131.27% YoY to ₹859.62 Cr, up 59.96% QoQ CORPORATE / WHOLESALE BANKING • Revenue up 48.57% YoY to ₹3,827.90 Cr, up 18.59% QoQ • Profit up 28.77% YoY to ₹556.68 Cr, up 28.53% QoQ RETAIL BANKING • Revenue down 7.52% YoY to ₹8,548.82 Cr, up 4.75% QoQ • Profit up 10.71% YoY to ₹1,497.77 Cr, down 3.80% QoQ OTHER BANKING BUSINESS • Revenue down 25.47% YoY to ₹9.19 Cr, up from ₹0.01 Cr QoQ • Profit down 11.86% YoY to ₹1.71 Cr, vs nil profit QoQ Impact: Positive — Strong growth in Treasury and Corporate/Wholesale Banking supported overall profitability, while Retail Banking remained profitable despite weaker YoY revenue.

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