Axis Bank Q1 Review - Retail Slippages Could Be Pulled Back: Centrum Broking

Axis Bank Q1 Review - Retail Slippages Could Be Pulled Back: Centrum Broking

A man exits an Axis Bank Ltd. branch in Mumbai, India (Photographer Adeel Halim/Bloomberg)

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Axis Bank Ltd.’s earnings were mixed. Net interest income/loan growth were largely in-line while net interest margin was a tad below estimate.

Net interest margin may enhance as Rural Infrastructure Development Fund loans decline and higher yielding retail and current account and savings account share rises.

Opex was a miss led by higher staff cost due to bundling of increments, employee addition and rise in gratuity cost.

Net slippages were a miss at Rs 40 billion (estimate- Rs 31.2 billion) of which retail were Rs 37.4 billion (mainly mortgages).

As per Axis Bank, stress build up is transitory and recoveries may gather pace from Q3 FY22.

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