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Punjab & Sind Bank has reported strong provisional figures for the quarter ended June 30, 2025, showcasing a healthy uptick in both deposits and advances, signaling sustained momentum in its retail and MSME push.
Key Highlights:
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Total Deposits rose 8.78% YoY to ₹1.30 lakh crore, driven by a 10.26% jump in term deposits and a 5.33% rise in savings accounts.
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Gross Advances surged 13.91% YoY to ₹99,605 crore, with retail loans up 37.65%, MSME lending up 21.98%, and agriculture loans up 7.44%.
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Retail Lending stood at ₹22,070 crore, reflecting the bank’s aggressive stance on consumer credit and housing finance.
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CASA Ratio remained stable at 31.43%, with current deposits up 5.72% YoY.
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Credit-Deposit (CD) Ratio improved to 76.75%, up 476 bps YoY, indicating better asset utilization.
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Asset Quality continued to improve: Gross NPA fell to ₹3,370 crore (3.38%), and Net NPA dropped to ₹937 crore (0.96%).
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Net Profit for Q1 FY26 is expected to build on FY25’s 70.76% YoY growth, which saw earnings hit ₹1,016 crore.
The bank’s diversified loan book and steady deposit inflows reflect its growing footprint in priority sectors and its ability to navigate interest rate shifts while maintaining profitability.
Source: Punjab & Sind Bank Investor Presentation, Trendlyne, Moneycontrol
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