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PNB Reports Q4 Performance, Announces Dividend and Fundraising Plan


Updated: May 07, 2025 14:44

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Punjab National Bank has posted a robust financial performance for the fourth quarter, exceeding market expectations with a net profit of 45.67 billion rupees, surpassing the IBES estimate of 40.13 billion rupees. The bank also reported interest earnings of 319.89 billion rupees, reflecting steady growth in its core operations. In addition, PNB has recommended a dividend of 2.90 rupees per equity share and announced plans to raise up to 80 billion rupees through Basel III-compliant bonds.  

Quarterly Financial Overview  
- Gross non-performing assets stood at 3.95 percent, indicating stable asset quality management.  
- Interest earned for the quarter reached 319.89 billion rupees, demonstrating strong revenue generation.  
- Net profit of 45.67 billion rupees exceeded market expectations, highlighting improved profitability.  
- Provisions and contingencies were recorded at 3.6 billion rupees, while provisions for NPAs amounted to 5.88 billion rupees, reflecting prudent risk management.  
- The bank has recommended a dividend of 2.90 rupees per equity share, reinforcing its commitment to shareholder returns.  
- Plans to raise up to 80 billion rupees through Basel III-compliant bonds aim to strengthen the bank’s capital base and support future growth.  

Market Impact  
- PNB’s strong earnings performance has reinforced investor confidence, though broader market trends continue to influence stock movement.  
- Analysts note that the bank’s asset quality remains stable, with provisions aligned to mitigate risks.  
- The fundraising initiative through Basel III bonds is expected to enhance liquidity and support expansion strategies.  
- The dividend announcement signals financial stability and a positive outlook for shareholders.  

Sources: Reuters, Economic Times, Business Standard, Moneycontrol, Financial Express

 

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