At 11:23 am; the stock was up 1.8 per cent at Rs 1,291.50, with a market capitalisation of Rs 1.002 trillion, the BSE data shows.
The management introduced planning cycle - 6 (FY23-26) wherein they have guided for 18-23% YoY credit growth, mainly-driven by retail (55-60% proportion) and PPOP margins to be 5.25-5.75%.
IndusInd Bank 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)
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The promoters have filled out a form to increase the stake and the due diligence process takes about 90-180 days as per RBI norms, said CEO Sumant Kathpalia
Private sector lender says it will expand its branch network to gain consumer confidence and help home loan business
The bank's board of directors has also recommended a dividend of Rs 14 per equity share
Tata Teleservices, Century Textiles & Industries, Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, Mahindra Logistics, IIFL Securities, Nelco, and Kshitij Investment are other companies that will declare Q4 results today
Under the deal, IndusInd Bank will offer credit to firms in the supply chain of Japanese OEMs in India, and to final buyers of construction machinery made by Japanese firms
This includes a $30 million loan by Citi and JPY 13 billion loan by JICA
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On February 22, the Mumbai bench of the NCLT had admitted the bank's insolvency plea against ZEEL
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A veteran banker with two and a half decades of experience in the banking sector, he was earlier heading the microfinance business of RBL Bank
Zee had said that the company had been exploring several strategies, including settlement, in relation to the ongoing dispute with IndusInd Bank
In a report on Thursday, Bloomberg said that the media company has agreed to repay its dues to the IndusInd Bank to resolve insolvency proceedings against it
The settling of dues of about Rs 837 million ($10 million) to the lender could happen as early as Friday and the Mumbai-based bank has agreed to withdraw its insolvency proceedings
Analysts expect the underperformance in bank stocks to continue ahead as the current fears around the banking sector globally are likely to persist for some time
RBI's approval for reappointment of MD & CEO being for a lower tenure compared to board approval, which was for three years, could keep stock under pressure in near term