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According to SBI’s report in the first quarter of 2010, the profit was 65 billion rupees, 55% of the previous year. This was driven by other revenues and a slight decrease in provisions. Slippage of 2.8% of past loans was better than expected, but we see a recovery of about 30% in July, with room for upgrades in the second and third quarters. Despite the strength of Casa, SBI is lagging behind loan growth (6%) due to NIM, which has limited corporate growth, and the pursuit of asset quality. & SME loan. Growth may be delayed because priorities are maintained. Still, SBI is one of the main purchase rating options.
Higher than expected slippage: SBI was driven by increased stress on SMEs (40% of slippage) and retail loans (30% of slippage), rupees 163 billion (2.8% of loans over the past year on an annual basis). ) Reported a higher slippage than expected. GNPA increased 34bps by 5.3% quarter-on-quarter in the first quarter of 2010, with reorganized books at 0.9% of loans. Encouragingly, management revealed that nearly 30% (Rs 48 billion) was recovered in July. Collection efficiency also improved to 93.5% in July (92% in June).
Credit costs fell to 1.6% (1.8% in the fourth quarter), despite the inclusion of additional buffer reserves. Overall buffering is limited to about 0.6% of loans. We have raised our credit cost estimates slightly to account for the impact of Covid 2.0, but expect the trend from the second quarter onwards to move towards normalized levels.
Focusing on margins and asset quality slows growth. Even after adjusting for interest rate reversals, total lending increased 6% year-on-year and NII growth was 7%. SBI has a strong deposit franchise (Casa ratio 46%, low funding costs), retail loan book growth is strong (16% year-on-year in the first quarter), but cautious about stress in the SME segment The approach (2% year-on-year) first quarter) and its preference to maintain margins should curb the growth of corporate loans (down 2% year-on-year). Therefore, loan growth is expected to be lower than its peers in major private banks, with only a slight improvement towards a CAGR of 9% compared to FY21-24e.
Pressure on NIM, Fees Affected by Blockage: Reported NIM was 2.92% in the first quarter (2.9% in the fourth quarter), but adjusting for a $ 8 billion interest reversal in the first quarter, The underlying margin fell to 3% in the first quarter and to 3.2% in the fourth quarter. .. Commission income fell 36% quarter-on-quarter, but profits from the sale of investments boosted other income. Operating costs were mitigated against rising levels in the fourth quarter of 2009, resulting in better-than-expected PPOP.
Subsidiaries were also influenced by Covid. SBI Life’s profits were down 23% year-on-year due to the advance of Covid claims in the first quarter, but growth was strong. For SBI Card, profits fell 23% to $ 3.1 billion due to increased provisions, but ROE (19% in the first quarter) and transaction rebounds were promising. The SBI Fund showed strong year-on-year growth of 30% in the first quarter of 2010.
Estimate adjustment: Incorporates slightly lower NII and provisioning estimates, reducing EPS by 4% in 2010-23. Based on 1.3x the adjusted PB on June 23, the rollforward TP repeats the purchase at `550 (formerly` 520).
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