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Mohammed Shoaib

17 Oct • 4:11 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

SBI: Can Deposit Growth Support the Next Phase of Banking?

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State Bank of India remains an important stock to watch as investors prepare for another week of quarterly earnings announcements. For a large bank, loan growth is only one part of the story. The ability to mobilise deposits at a reasonable cost is equally important. My research checklist: 1. Credit growth: Is lending expanding across retail, corporate and small-business segments? 2. Deposit costs: Can SBI attract deposits without significantly increasing funding expenses? 3. Asset quality: Are fresh bad loans and credit provisions remaining under control? 4. Net interest margin: Is the bank converting its lending activity into sustainable profitability? What matters most? A bank can expand its loan book rapidly but still face pressure if deposit costs rise faster than lending yields. That is why I would assess margins and asset quality together. My view SBI deserves a results-led assessment. I would look for consistent earnings growth, stable credit quality and sustainable margins before forming a stronger directional view.

Ishwar Kathed

12 Sep • 3:58 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

India Eyes Global Hub Status in Ship Finance and Leasing

India is working to become a global hub for ship ownership, leasing and maritime finance, according to Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal. The government is developing an integrated maritime ecosystem covering ship leasing, ownership, financing, insurance, broking and related services, with GIFT City’s IFSC playing a key role. India currently has 38 registered ship lessors leasing 43 vessels, with total leasing capacity exceeding 2.99 million DWT. Of these, 24 vessels are registered under the Indian flag. Meanwhile, 41 domestic and international banks have established operations at the IFSC and have provided around $60.1 million in funding to ship-leasing entities. Recent policy changes are also aimed at making India more competitive. These include easing licensing requirements for foreign vessels chartered under the Coastal Shipping Act, 2025, and allowing shipping companies based in GIFT IFSC to own foreign-flag vessels. India is also strengthening its shipbuilding and recycling capabilities. Its share of global ship recycling tonnage increased from 30.1% in 2024 to 35.4% in 2025, making it the world's largest ship-recycling nation. The government has committed significant funds to the sector. The ₹25,000 crore Maritime Development Fund is expected to help mobilise up to ₹1.5 lakh crore of investment by 2030. The Shipbuilding Financial Assistance Scheme 2.0, with an outlay of ₹24,736 crore until 2036, is expected to support Indian shipyards and vessel ownership. Overall impact: The measures could benefit shipbuilding, ports, maritime finance, logistics, insurance and shipping companies by improving access to capital and creating a stronger domestic maritime ecosystem

Ankush

11 Sep • 9:06 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

HDFC BANK SNAPS THREE-DAY LOSSES, RISES NEARLY 1%

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HDFC Bank shares snapped a three-day losing streak on September 10, gaining nearly 1% in early trade. The heavyweight banking stock has recently hit a fresh 52-week low, but analysts see three key triggers that could help revive investor sentiment and support a potential recovery. The three major catalysts are clarity on CEO succession, resolution of the US legal case, and stabilisation in net interest margins. Analysts expect Kaizad Bharucha to take over as CEO for the next three-year term, providing leadership continuity and potentially improving investor confidence. Another positive is HDFC Bank’s ability to raise around $12 billion through FCNR(B) deposits at 6.25%. The additional foreign-currency funding strengthens the bank’s liability franchise, provides greater balance-sheet flexibility and helps address the credit-deposit mismatch that emerged following the HDFC Ltd merger. It could also reduce the pressure to mobilise domestic deposits and support future loan growth. Valuation remains a key part of the investment case. HDFC Bank has historically commanded a premium valuation, supported by its strong asset quality, retail and MSME franchises, robust liability profile and consistent return ratios. However, the stock is currently trading at around 1.8x price-to-book (P/B), close to a multi-year low, compared with its historical range of above 2.5x P/B. At current valuations, a significant portion of the negative developments appears to be priced in. While challenges arising from the HDFC Ltd merger are gradually being addressed, recent concerns have further weighed on investor sentiment and kept the stock under pressure. From a technical perspective, however, investors may want to remain cautious. Prospective buyers and new investors could adopt a wait-and-watch approach, as the stock continues to remain firmly entrenched in a bearish trend. Fresh buying at current levels carries elevated risk unless there is clear evidence of a trend reversal.

CA Barkha Kamra

10 Sep • 9:02 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Neogen Chemicals Sets QIP Floor Price at ₹2,189.73

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has fixed the floor price for its proposed Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) at ₹2,189.73 per equity share. The pricing decision marks an important step in the company’s capital-raising process and indicates its intent to mobilise funds from qualified institutional investors. A QIP enables a listed company to raise equity capital from eligible institutional investors without undertaking a broader public offering, potentially providing a relatively efficient route for funding expansion and strategic initiatives. The fund-raise could strengthen Neogen Chemicals’ balance sheet and provide additional financial flexibility for its growth plans. The company operates in specialty chemicals, with exposure to areas including advanced intermediates, bromine-based chemicals and battery-related chemicals. Fresh capital could support capacity expansion, technology investments, working-capital requirements and other strategic opportunities, depending on the final utilisation plan. For investors, the key near-term consideration will be the issue size and the number of shares ultimately allotted, as a QIP can lead to equity dilution for existing shareholders. However, successful institutional participation can also improve the company’s capital base and potentially enhance investor confidence. Market participants are therefore likely to track the final QIP subscription, issue price, allotment and the deployment of proceeds for their impact on Neogen Chemicals’ future growth and financial profile.

Finkhoz Roboadvisory Services

2 Sep • 5:02 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

ICICI Bank strengthens forex position with strong FCNR flows

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has mobilised around $17.88 billion through the Reserve Bank of India’s foreign currency non-resident (FCNR) deposit scheme as of August 31, highlighting the bank’s strong ability to attract overseas funds. The development is positive for ICICI Bank as it strengthens its foreign-currency funding base while also supporting the broader liquidity and foreign-exchange position of the Indian financial system. The strong mobilisation comes after the RBI introduced measures in June to encourage banks to raise foreign-currency deposits and bonds, including incentives through favourable dollar-rupee swap rates. These measures were aimed at attracting overseas capital and strengthening India’s external funding position amid pressure on the rupee. ICICI Bank’s sizeable mobilisation indicates healthy participation from non-resident depositors and reinforces its position among India’s leading private-sector lenders. The development is particularly relevant as the rupee remains under pressure from elevated crude oil prices, global bond yields and foreign portfolio outflows. RBI intervention, supported by increased foreign-currency inflows, has helped limit volatility in the rupee. Reuters reported that the central bank has been actively supplying dollars to the market, while FCNR flows have provided an additional source of foreign exchange. For ICICI Bank, the ability to mobilise substantial low-risk foreign-currency deposits can support funding diversification and strengthen its balance-sheet flexibility. However, investors should monitor the cost of these deposits, currency movements and the impact of global interest rates on foreign-currency funding conditions. Overall, the development is a **positive fundamental trigger** for ICICI Bank, reflecting strong franchise strength and funding access. Investors can maintain a **positive view**, while monitoring deposit costs, margins and broader macroeconomic conditions.

SHUBINVESTS I SEBI RA

4 Aug • 12:42 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

$40 Billion Flows Into India: Why RBI's Forex Move Matters More Than You Think

Strong foreign currency inflows improve liquidity, strengthen economic stability, support investment confidence, and indirectly benefit quality businesses across sectors over time. Imagine India's economy as a large reservoir. When global uncertainty rises, the water level can fall as dollars leave emerging markets. Instead of waiting for that to happen, the Reserve Bank of India opened a special forex swap window, encouraging banks to mobilise foreign currency—primarily through FCNR(B) deposits from Non-Resident Indians (NRIs). The response has been remarkable. In less than two months, the facility has attracted more than $40.8 billion, with expectations of $70–80 billion before the window closes. Why does this matter? More dollar inflows increase India's foreign exchange liquidity, help reduce pressure on the rupee, improve confidence in the financial system, and provide greater stability during periods of global volatility. While this does not directly increase corporate profits overnight, a stable currency environment supports investment, imports, and long-term business planning. Which Nifty 500 companies could benefit indirectly from a stronger macro environment? Banking & Financials • HDFC Bank • ICICI Bank • Axis Bank • Kotak Mahindra Bank • State Bank of India Export-Oriented IT • Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) • Infosys

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• HCLTech • Tech Mahindra

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• LTIMindtree

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These companies are not beneficiaries because of the RBI scheme alone, but because macroeconomic stability generally creates a healthier environment for credit growth, investment, and business confidence. The best investors don't just study balance sheets—they also understand macroeconomic signals that shape the future of businesses.

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