IDFC Bank FY17 Net Profit at Rs 1,020 crore
§ FY 17 first full year of operations of IDFC Bank
§ Full year net profit was up 25% over previous year
(annualized)
§ Balance sheet grew 35% y-o-y
§ Customer base touched 1.4 million and customer
acquisition crossed
60,000/month in March
§ 8,613 Points-of-Presence covering 20 states, 150
districts, 19 major cities and 33,000 villages
§ One-fourth of funded credit retailised; infrastructure
concentration down to 54%
§ Outstanding funded & non-funded credit grew 58%;
funded outstanding credit was up 36%
§ Deposits stood at Rs. 40,208 crore
§ The Board has proposed a dividend of Rs 0.75 per equity
share, subject to the approval of the shareholders at the AGM
Mumbai, April 25, 2017: The Board of Directors of IDFC Bank today
approved the financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2017.
The accounts have been audited for the financial year ended March 31, 2017, by
the statutory auditors of the Bank.
The financial year 2016-17 marks the first
full year of operations of IDFC Bank.
The Bank recorded a net profit of Rs. 1,020
crore for the full year ended March 31, 2017, delivering a 25% growth in net
profit vs. last year (annualized). The Balance Sheet grew y-o-y by 35%.
IDFC Bank ended the year with an outstanding
funded and non-funded credit growth of 58%, while its funded outstanding credit
was up 36% at Rs. 66,567 crore, from Rs. 48,813 crore in the previous year.
After it transitioned into a bank, IDFC has
successfully reduced the concentration risk it earlier carried as a mono-line financial entity
focused on infrastructure. As on March 31, 2017, onefourth of the IDFC Bank’s funded credit was
retailised. Also, the Bank’s infrastructure concentration was down to 54%.
The Bank’s client-based fees contributed 12%
to its operating income.
As on March 31, 2017, IDFC Bank’s deposits
stood at Rs. 40,208 crore, while CASA was at Rs. 2,094 crore. Operating income for the year
was Rs. 3,030.4 crore; and Operating expenses were at Rs. 1,277 crore.
IDFC Bank ended the year with an outstanding
funded and non-funded credit growth of 58%, while its funded outstanding credit
was up 36% at Rs. 66,567 crore, from Rs. 48,813 crore in the previous year.
After it transitioned into a bank, IDFC has
successfully reduced the concentration risk it earlier
carried as a mono-line financial entity
focused on infrastructure. As on March 31, 2017, one fourth of the IDFC Bank’s funded credit was
retailised. Also, the Bank’s infrastructure concentration was down to 54%.
The Bank’s client-based fees contributed 12%
to its operating income.
As on March 31, 2017, IDFC Bank’s deposits
stood at Rs. 40,208 crore, while CASA was at Rs. 2,094 crore. Operating income for the year
was Rs. 3,030.4 crore; and Operating expenses were at Rs. 1,277 crore.
During the year, IDFC Bank rolled out a
branch-light network with a specific focus on digital banking for all customer
segments and geographies – from urban to rural and from small businesses to
large corporates. The Bank’s network in FY17 expanded manifold over the
previous year.
As on March 31, 2017, IDFC Bank had 8,613
customer Points-of-Presence,
includes 74 branches, 47 ATMs, 5,661 micro
ATMs, 2,481 Aadhaar Pay enabled merchants points, and 350 Business
Correspondent outlets.
The Bank introduced several digital products
and services, including IDFC Aadhaar Pay, eFD,
fully loaded mobile app, Truly One-a combined savings and current
account for business banking customers, tab account opening for businesses,
Aadhaar-based paperless account opening and expanded functionalities on its
microATMs to enable cashless payments at PDS outlets and Direct Benefit
Transfers to citizens in remote villages.
The Bank, through partnerships with fintech
companies, introduced instant online personal and business loans. The Bank also
launched first-of-its-kind products in the micro-savings and micro-loans space.
IDFC Bank strengthened its customer base and
geographic spread with the acquisition of Grama Vidiyal during the year. It
ended FY17 with 1.4 million customers after having on-boarded close to a
million customers from IDFC Bharat Limited (the erstwhile Grama Vidiyal).
IDFC Bank met its overall PSL target of ~ Rs. 17,000 crore as on March 31, 2017.
Performance at a glance: Q4 FY17 v/s Q4 FY16
§ Net profit for
the quarter stood at Rs. 176 crore, rising 7% as compared to the corresponding
quarter of the previous year
§ Operating Income grew by 1%, to Rs. 558 crore; Net
Interest Income (NII) was at Rs. 516 crore, up 28%; Non-Interest Income was Rs.
42.7 Cr
§ Funded Credit (Net Advances + Credit Inv.) grew by 36% to
Rs. 66,567 crore as of March 31, 2017, from Rs. 48,813 crore as of March 31,
2016
§ Deposits were Rs. 40,208 crore as of March 31, 2017 vs.
Rs. 8,219 crore as of March 31, 2016
§ Total Credit (Funded + Non Funded) grew by 58% to Rs.
85,172 crore as of March 31, 2017 from Rs. 53,919 crore as of March 31, 2016
Shareholders’ Funds and Capital Adequacy
Shareholders’ funds of the Bank stood at Rs.
14,678 crore as on March 31 2017. Capital Adequacy Ratio (CRAR) of the Bank,
computed as per Basel III guidelines stood at 18.90% as at the end of the
quarter. Tier 1 Capital adequacy ratio stood at 18.54%.
Asset Quality
The Gross NPL and Net NPL of the Bank as at
the end of the Quarter were Rs. 1,542 crore and Rs. 576 crore respectively.
Gross NPL as a percentage of Gross Advances was 3.0% and Net NPL as a
percentage of Net Advances 1.1%.
About IDFC Bank:
IDFC Bank (BSE:
539437, NSE: IDFCBANK) is a subsidiary of IDFC Ltd (BSE: 532659, NSE: IDFC).
Headquartered in Mumbai, IDFC Bank is a universal bank, offering financial
solutions through its nationwide branches, internet and mobile. Envisioned as a
new age bank, IDFC Bank seeks to set a new standard in customer experience,
using technology and a service-oriented approach, to make banking simple and
accessible, anytime and from anywhere.
In keeping with IDFC’s legacy of building the nation,
IDFC Bank will focus on serving the rural underserved communities and the
self-employed, while continuing to support the country’s infrastructure sector.
IDFC Bank provides customized financial solutions to corporates, individuals,
small and micro-enterprises, entrepreneurs, financial institutions and the
government. With best-in-class corporate governance, rigorous risk management,
experienced management and a diversified team, IDFC Bank is uniquely positioned
to meet the aspirations of its customers and stakeholders. www.idfcbank.com
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IDFC Bank
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Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400 051 Tel: + 91 22 4222 2000/ 6147 8383
Registered Office: KRM Towers, 7th Floor,
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91 44 4564 4022
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