HDFCBANK - HDFC Bank Ltd. Share Price

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What does HDFC Bank Ltd. do?

Private Sector Bank•Financial Services•Large Cap

HDFC Bank is a prominent Private Sector Bank based in India, with its stock ticker being HDFCBANK. As of now, the bank boasts a substantial market capitalization of Rs. 1,291,992.5 Crores.

The bank specializes in offering a wide range of banking and financial services to both individuals and businesses across various locations, including India, Bahrain, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Dubai. HDFC Bank operates through several segments: Treasury, Retail Banking, Wholesale Banking, and Other Banking Services.

In terms of services, HDFC Bank provides:

Account Services: These include savings, salary, current, and rural accounts, as well as fixed and recurring deposits.
Loan Products: The bank offers various loans such as personal, home, car, rural, business loans, and loans against properties, including professional and government-sponsored programs.
Cards and Payments: HDFC Bank also issues credit, debit, prepaid, and forex cards while offering comprehensive payment solutions like remittance and cash management services.
Financial Solutions: The bank engages in providing short-term finance, bill discounting, and loan repayment, along with mobile and online banking services.

With branches and ATMs spread across various cities and towns, HDFC Bank was incorporated in 1994 and maintains its headquarters in Mumbai, India.

In terms of financial performance, HDFC Bank reported a trailing 12 months revenue of Rs. 475,038.5 Crores, with a notable profit of Rs. 70,976.4 Crores in the past four quarters. It has enjoyed significant revenue growth of 188.5% over the past three years. The bank also distributes dividends, maintaining a yield of 2.16% annually and provided Rs. 38.5 as dividend per share in the last year. However, itÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s important to note that the company diluted its shareholders' holdings by 38% in the past three years.

Overall, HDFC Bank is recognized as a profitable institution with a robust range of offerings and a strong market presence.

Industry Group:Banks

Employees:206,758

Website:www.hdfcbank.com

Valuation
Market Cap	14.62 LCr
Price/Earnings (Trailing)	20.59
Price/Sales (Trailing)	3.08
EV/EBITDA	5.46
Price/Free Cashflow	67.28
MarketCap/EBT	16.76

Fundamentals
Revenue (TTM)	4.75 LCr
Rev. Growth (Yr)	-2.45%
Rev. Growth (Qtr)	-7.63%
Earnings (TTM)	70.98 kCr
Earnings Growth (Yr)	3.51%
Earnings Growth (Qtr)	2.88%

Profitability
Operating Margin	23.71%
EBT Margin	18.36%
Return on Equity	1.71%
Return on Assets	0.00%
Free Cashflow Yield	1.49%

Balance Sheet for HDFC Bank

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Sep-2024	Mar-2024	Sep-2023	Mar-2023	Sep-2022	Mar-2022
Cash balances with RBI	8.8%	194,458	178,683	154,143	117,161	88,031	129,996
Investments	3.1%	724,015	702,415	723,436	517,001	519,116	455,536
Advances	0.4%	2,495,120	2,484,862	2,331,233	1,600,586	1,479,873	1,368,821
Fixed assets	12.5%	12,829	11,399	10,143	8,017	6,604	6,084
Other assets	0%	199,761	199,800	164,428	146,713	120,533	85,768
Capital	0.4%	763	760	758	558	557	555
Reserves and surplus	5.2%	459,480	436,833	404,272	279,641	253,554	239,538
Borrowings	-11.6%	585,556	662,153	716,775	206,766	206,878	184,817
Other liabilities and provisions	3%	142,178	138,091	121,648	95,722	93,496	84,407

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Sep-2024	Mar-2024	Sep-2023	Mar-2023	Sep-2022	Mar-2022
Cash balances with RBI	8.8%	194,486	178,719	154,169	117,189	88,062	130,031
Investments	5.6%	1,061,585	1,005,682	992,411	511,582	512,493	449,264
Fixed assets	12.4%	14,171	12,604	11,261	8,283	6,828	6,283
Other assets	3.1%	223,937	217,183	180,628	151,471	125,588	91,059
Capital	0.4%	763	760	758	558	557	555
Reserves and surplus	5.5%	477,794	452,983	418,168	288,880	261,759	246,772
Borrowings	-8.8%	666,039	730,615	771,227	256,549	251,743	226,966
Other liabilities and provisions	8.9%	510,867	468,949	420,115	101,783	97,872	90,639

Income Statement for HDFC Bank

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

QuarterlyAnnual

Description	(%) Q/Q	Dec-2024	Sep-2024	Jun-2024	Mar-2024	Dec-2023	Sep-2023
Interest or discount on advances or bills	0.9%	59,924	59,390	58,715	58,145	56,773	54,294
Revenue on investments	8.6%	13,717	12,632	12,544	11,598	12,216	11,640
Interest on balances with RBI and others	12.3%	758	675	473	460	376	413
Other interest	21.7%	1,608	1,321	1,302	1,270	1,218	1,351
Total interest earned	2.7%	76,007	74,017	73,033	71,473	70,583	67,698
Other income	-0.3%	11,454	11,483	10,668	18,166	11,137	10,708
Total income	2.3%	87,460	85,500	83,701	89,639	81,720	78,406
Total expenditure	2.7%	62,460	60,794	59,817	60,365	58,072	55,712
Interest expended	3.3%	45,354	43,903	43,196	42,396	42,111	40,313
Employees cost	-0.6%	5,950	5,985	5,849	6,936	5,352	5,170
Other operating expenses	2.3%	11,156	10,906	10,772	11,033	10,609	10,229
Operating expenses	1.3%	17,106	16,891	16,621	17,969	15,961	15,399
Operating profit	1.2%	25,000	24,706	23,885	29,274	23,647	22,694
Provisions other than tax and contingencies	16.8%	3,154	2,700	2,602	13,512	4,217	2,904
Profit before tax	-0.7%	21,847	22,005	21,283	15,763	19,431	19,790
Tax expense	-1.4%	5,111	5,184	5,108	-749.25	3,058	3,814
Profit after tax	-0.5%	16,736	16,821	16,175	16,512	16,373	15,976
Net profit (loss) for the period	-0.5%	16,736	16,821	16,175	16,512	16,373	15,976
Reserve excluding revaluation reserves	-	-	-	-	436,833	-	-
CET 1 ratio	0.2%	0.1997	0.1977	0.1933	0.188	0.1831	0.1954
Gross non performing assets	5.2%	36,019	34,251	33,026	31,173	31,012	31,578
Non performing assets	12.4%	11,588	10,309	9,508	8,092	7,664	8,073
Return on assets	-	0	0	047	049	049	05

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022	Mar-2021	Mar-2020	Mar-2019
Interest or discount on advances or bills	63%	207,220	127,096	98,512	94,835	91,788	77,544
Revenue on investments	41.7%	44,364	31,311	26,046	23,214	20,633	19,997
Interest on balances with RBI and others	104.7%	2,040	997	2,552	2,341	1,829	636
Other interest	116.2%	4,716	2,182	643	468	563	795
Total interest earned	59.9%	258,341	161,586	127,753	120,858	114,813	98,972
Other income	57.7%	49,241	31,215	29,510	25,205	23,261	17,626
Total income	59.5%	307,582	192,800	157,263	146,063	138,073	116,598
Total expenditure	74.2%	213,194	122,395	93,186	88,701	89,324	76,848
Interest expended	100.4%	149,808	74,743	55,744	55,979	58,626	50,729
Employees cost	43.4%	22,240	15,512	12,032	10,365	9,526	7,762
Other operating expenses	28%	41,146	32,140	25,410	22,358	21,172	18,358
Operating expenses	33%	63,386	47,652	37,442	32,723	30,698	26,119
Operating profit	34.1%	94,387	70,405	64,077	57,362	48,750	39,750
Provisions other than tax and contingencies	97.1%	23,492	11,920	15,062	15,703	12,142	7,550
Profit before tax	21.2%	70,895	58,485	49,015	41,659	36,607	32,200
Tax expense	-29.9%	10,083	14,377	12,054	0	10,350	11,122
Profit after tax	37.9%	60,812	44,109	36,961	41,659	26,257	21,078
Extraordinary items	-	0	0	0	-10,542.46	0	0
Net profit (loss) for the period	37.9%	60,812	44,109	36,961	31,117	26,257	21,078
CET 1 ratio	-0.6%	0.188	0.1926	0.189	0.188	0.185	0.171
Gross non performing assets	73%	31,173	18,019	16,141	15,086	12,650	11,224
Non performing assets	85.3%	8,092	4,368	4,408	4,555	3,542	3,215
Return on assets	-0.1%	0.0198	0.0207	0.0203	0.0197	0.0201	0.019

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

QuarterlyAnnual

Description	(%) Q/Q	Dec-2024	Sep-2024	Jun-2024	Mar-2024	Dec-2023	Sep-2023
Interest or discount on advances or bills	1%	63,364	62,707	61,876	61,103	59,527	56,897
Revenue on investments	5.9%	18,878	17,827	17,474	15,983	16,573	16,092
Interest on balances with RBI and others	9%	925	849	636	825	472	490
Other interest	15.7%	1,873	1,619	1,560	1,524	1,436	1,561
Total interest earned	2.5%	85,040	83,002	81,546	79,434	78,008	75,039
Other income	-29.4%	27,154	38,455	35,450	44,958	37,007	32,528
Total income	-7.6%	112,194	121,457	116,996	124,391	115,016	107,567
Total expenditure	-10.6%	84,264	94,219	91,126	92,819	89,168	83,288
Interest expended	3.3%	46,914	45,414	44,580	43,692	43,242	41,250
Employees cost	0%	8,518	8,519	8,289	9,423	7,860	7,789
Other operating expenses	-28.4%	28,832	40,286	38,257	39,705	38,066	34,249
Operating expenses	-23.5%	37,350	48,805	46,547	49,128	45,926	42,038
Operating profit	2.5%	27,930	27,237	25,870	31,572	25,847	24,279
Provisions other than tax and contingencies	21.1%	3,957	3,269	3,143	13,811	4,604	3,312
Exceptional items	99.9%	0	-801.53	0	-390.49	0	0
Profit before tax	3.5%	23,973	23,167	22,727	17,371	21,243	20,967
Tax expense	5.5%	5,633	5,341	5,539	-251.48	3,525	3,655
Profit after tax	2.9%	18,340	17,826	17,188	17,622	17,718	17,312
Net profit (loss) for the period	2.9%	18,340	17,826	17,188	17,622	17,718	17,312
Profit (loss) of minority interest	-	684	0	713	0	460	501
Reserve excluding revaluation reserves	-	-	-	-	452,983	-	-

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022	Mar-2021	Mar-2020	Mar-2019
Interest or discount on advances or bills	60.6%	217,979	135,767	106,295	102,299	99,080	-
Revenue on investments	84.5%	57,525	31,173	25,907	23,212	20,573	-
Interest on balances with RBI and others	129.4%	2,635	1,149	2,631	2,414	1,869	-
Other interest	106.9%	5,510	2,664	1,103	627	668	-
Total interest earned	66.1%	283,649	170,754	135,936	128,552	122,189	-
Other income	266.7%	124,346	33,912	31,759	27,333	24,879	-
Total income	99.3%	407,995	204,666	167,695	155,885	147,068	-
Total expenditure	136.9%	306,408	129,314	98,897	94,249	95,173	-
Interest expended	98.2%	154,139	77,780	58,584	59,248	62,137	-
Employees cost	55%	31,023	20,017	15,897	13,677	12,920	-
Other operating expenses	284.7%	121,246	31,517	24,415	21,325	20,116	-
Operating expenses	195.5%	152,269	51,534	40,312	35,001	33,036	-
Operating profit	34.8%	101,587	75,352	68,799	61,636	51,895	-
Provisions other than tax and contingencies	80.6%	25,018	13,854	17,925	18,840	13,700	-
Exceptional items	-	-1,384.46	0	0	0	0	-
Profit before tax	22.3%	75,184	61,498	50,873	42,796	38,195	-
Tax expense	-27.5%	11,122	15,350	12,722	10,939	10,899	-
Profit after tax	38.8%	64,062	46,149	38,151	31,857	27,296	-
Net profit (loss) for the period	38.8%	64,062	46,149	38,151	31,857	27,296	-
Profit (loss) of minority interest	-100.7%	0	152	98	24	0	-

Description	Share	Value
Retail Banking	42.6%	72 kCr
Wholesale Banking	28.2%	47.7 kCr
Insurance Business	11.9%	20.1 kCr
Treasury	9.1%	15.4 kCr
Other Banking Business	5.4%	9.2 kCr
Others	2.7%	4.6 kCr
Total		1.7 LCr

Cash Flow for HDFC Bank

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022
Profit Before Extraord. Items And Tax	21.2%	70,895	58,485	49,015
Depreciation	25.3%	2,810	2,242	1,600
Impairment loss / reversal	-8.6%	10,775	11,787	10,633
Dividend income	64.3%	1,332	811	831
Share-based payments	106.7%	1,547	749	326
Total adjustments to profit/loss	22.7%	19,003	15,489	15,964
Change in trade receivables	-12.2%	-344,277.84	-306,883.53	-258,834.07
Change in trade payables	4.6%	339,132	324,177	224,157
Total adj. for working capital	-12.4%	-35,040.08	-31,184.97	-65,182.47
Net Cashflows From Operations	28.2%	54,859	42,789	-203.44
Income taxes paid (refund)	28.2%	19,844	15,476	14,005
Net Cashflows From Operating Activities	28.2%	35,015	27,313	-14,208.7
Proceeds from sales of tangible assets	-	96	0	18
Purchase of tangible assets	16.9%	3,835	3,280	2,141
Proceeds from sales of intangible assets	-102.5%	0	41	0
Dividends received	64.3%	1,332	811	831
Net Cashflows From Investing Activities	391.9%	7,094	-2,428.88	-1,291.59
Proceeds from issuing shares	53.7%	5,250	3,416	2,610
Proceeds from issuing debt etc	-100%	0	11,523	4,513
Proceeds from borrowings	-327.6%	-22,275.06	9,788	44,662
Dividends paid	-2.3%	8,404	8,605	3,592
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	-	5,409	0	0
Net Cashflows From Financing Activities	-204.4%	-16,828.07	16,122	48,192
Net change in cash and cash eq.	-38.7%	25,382	41,438	32,857

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022
Profit Before Extraord. Items And Tax	22.3%	75,184	61,498	50,873
Depreciation	31.9%	3,092	2,345	1,681
Impairment loss / reversal	-7.5%	12,540	13,561	13,287
Share-based payments	120.2%	1,732	787	341
Total adjustments to profit/loss	-9.8%	16,434	18,224	19,907
Change in trade receivables	-24.7%	-397,622	-318,751.48	-259,795.35
Change in trade payables	3.8%	336,965	324,660	224,282
Adjustments for Provisions	-	6,420	0	0
Total adj. for working capital	-16.8%	-49,706	-42,541.19	-67,901.95
Net Cashflows From Operations	12.7%	41,912	37,181	2,879
Income taxes paid (refund)	39.6%	22,843	16,367	14,838
Net Cashflows From Operating Activities	-8.4%	19,069	20,814	-11,959.57
Proceeds from sales of tangible assets	-	100	0	20
Purchase of tangible assets	23.7%	4,287	3,467	2,236
Proceeds from sales of intangible assets	-102.4%	0	43	0
Net Cashflows From Investing Activities	255.1%	5,314	-3,423.89	-2,216.33
Proceeds from issuing shares	53.7%	5,250	3,416	2,610
Proceeds from issuing debt etc	-80.6%	2,120	10,923	4,663
Proceeds from borrowings	-140.8%	-7,342.84	18,007	44,308
Dividends paid	-2.3%	8,404	8,605	3,592
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	6153.5%	12,383	199	136
Net Cashflows From Financing Activities	-69.9%	7,199	23,941	48,124
Net change in cash and cash eq.	-24.1%	31,687	41,762	34,113

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Summary of Latest Earnings Report from HDFC Bank

Summary of HDFC Bank's latest earnings call, featuring management's outlook on business performance, financial results, and analyst Q&A sessions that highlight key strategic initiatives and market challenges.

Earnings Outlook

Last updated: Oct 24

The management's outlook for HDFC Bank emphasizes strategic balance sheet optimization, stable asset quality, and calibrated growth amid macroeconomic and regulatory dynamics. Key points include:

Deposit-Loan Dynamics: Accelerated reduction of the Loan-to-Deposit Ratio (LDR) to mid/high-80s (from 110% post-merger) over 2"“3 years. Deposit growth (15% YoY) remains a priority, with retail deposits contributing ~84%.
Credit Growth Strategy:
- Near-term moderation: FY25 growth to lag system average; alignment with industry by FY26; outperformance by FY27.
- Segmental focus: Mortgages and priority-sector lending (16"“20% growth) emphasized; cautious underwriting in unsecured retail and large corporate loans due to pricing pressure.
Margins & Profitability: Net Interest Margin (NIM) stable at 3.45"“3.5% (3.46% in Q2). Adjusted PAT growth at ~17% (excluding one-time tax benefits).
Asset Quality: Gross NPA stable at 1.4%; retail GNPA at 0.8%. Contingent provisions adjusted post-AIF regulatory clarity.
Liquidity: Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) elevated (~128%) due to deposit momentum and cautious liquidity management; aligns with regulatory preparedness and balance sheet resilience.
Regulatory & Market Risks: Monitoring draft RBI guidelines (e.g., group lending norms). HDB Financial's IPO timeline remains on track (targeted by Sept 2025).
Operational Initiatives: Branch expansion continues (~240 added in Q2) for customer acquisition. Fee income growth (17% YoY) driven by third-party products and retail segments.

Outlook underscores disciplined growth, liquidity buffers, and readiness to capitalize on cyclical recovery while maintaining credit discipline.

Q&A Session

Last updated: Oct 24

What were the major questions asked and their answers?

Question 1: "My first question is on fee. So, it's grown strongly. Is there some securitization income in fees? And if you could also refresh us with the accounting for any securitization, as in where it should come? That's my first question. And my second question is on movement of contingent provision. So what kind or what class of loans would they have been used for, because I think the contingent provision looks lower Q-o-Q?"
Answer: Fee growth (17% YoY) was driven by third-party products (32% YoY) and retail segments (15% YoY), with no impact from securitization income (amortized over loan life). Contingent provisions decreased due to regulatory clarifications on AIF lending, requiring proportional provisioning instead of 100% coverage, leading to adjustments.

Question 2: "So, the question is on RBI's draft circular in terms of the overlap in lending of group entities. So, what do you think should be the impact on HDB Financial and maybe till the time there is the final guidelines, would it any ways impact the listing of the HDB Financial that is being planned and that is required as per the regulatory requirement, yes?"
Answer: HDB Financial operates under RBI regulations with no arbitrage vs. the bank. The draft circular's impact remains uncertain pending feedback. The IPO process for HDB continues as planned, adhering to regulatory timelines (target: September 2025).

Question 3: "So, you indicated in terms of how we should look at the overall growth compared to that of the system averages. But when we look between our own loan and deposit growth, the way we have been maybe at least contracting the LDR, till what level should we assume that we'll be so aggressive in getting the LDRs down?"
Answer: Accelerating LDR reduction to pre-merger levels (~86-87%) over 2-3 years vs. earlier 4-5 years. Prioritizing retail/mortgage growth while moderating larger corporate loans due to pricing sensitivity.

Question 4: "The first is on the priority sector loans. Maybe if you can share some more detail on how much are we meeting organically?... And the second question is about the non-mortgage retail that you mentioned, do we envisage us reaccelerating this and start gaining market share again?"
Answer: Priority sector (PSL) organic growth focuses on small farmers/weaker sections (~9-10% of target). Non-mortgage retail growth (10% YoY) is calibrated to credit quality; market leadership in segments like cards/auto remains stable.

Question 5: "Incrementally, are the bank's loan yields on par with peers, or are we still seeing a lower yield because of our conservative stance on underwriting?"
Answer: Mortgage yields align with private peers (~8.8-8.9%), while unsecured retail pricing reflects risk-based models. Corporate loan spreads face pressure due to bond-market divergence, prioritizing lifecycle credit costs.

Question 6: "First is on the trajectory of the liquidity coverage ratio. So, I wanted to understand, we have been inching up that higher... So, is that something that you are taking into our assumptions and pushing this LCR higher?"
Answer: LCR (128%) is elevated due to strong deposit inflows and slower loan growth. Future adjustments depend on regulatory finalization of draft liquidity guidelines and deposit/credit trends.

Question 7: "With faster normalization in the LDR, we are generating excess liquidity... So, do you still see those prepayment optionalities available in the quarters to come by?"
Answer: Prepaying legacy HDFC Ltd. borrowings is limited due to non-callable terms. Excess liquidity supports future growth and regulatory compliance, with optionality to reduce borrowings if feasible.

Question 8: "The question is on the loan yields for the bank... Going forward, there will be a repo cut at some point and that will sort of drag it down. What can you do to offset that?"
Answer: NIM stability (3.45-3.5%) relies on duration-matching and liquidity normalization. Margin range retention is expected despite rate cuts, aided by potential LCR reduction and deposit repricing.

Question 9: "Can you share the loans that are linked to repo, EBLR, MCLR and fixed rate?"
Answer: ~70% of loans are floating (EBLR-linked), with minimal MCLR exposure. Corporate loans include T-bill/MCLR links, while mortgages/retail are primarily repo-linked.

Question 10: "How would you optimize this? If you build up too much liquidity, does that give you a little bit of room to grow your loans a little bit for 1 quarter until the optionality on the borrowing plays out?"
Answer: Liquidity accumulation reflects deliberate deposit growth and loan calibration. Excess liquidity positions the bank for future growth opportunities while maintaining balance-sheet resilience.

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Shares Dilution (1Y)	0.74%
Diluted EPS (TTM)	91

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ICICI PRUDENTIAL BLUECHIP FUND	3.25%
GOVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE	2.66%
HDFC TRUSTEE COMPANY LIMITED-HDFC FLEXI CAP FUND	2.66%
UTI NIFTY 50 ETF	2.08%
NIPPON LIFE INDIA TRUSTEE LTD-A/C NIPPON INDIA ETF NIFTY 50 BEES	1.96%
NPS TRUST- A/C HDFC PENSION FUND MANAGEMENT LIMITED SCHEME E - TIER I	1.75%
GOVERNMENT PENSION FUND GLOBAL	1.44%
Others	0.07%
Trusts	0.04%
Other	0.02%
Unclaimed or Suspense or Escrow Account	0.01%

HDFCBANK - HDFC Bank Ltd. Share Price

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Category	HDFCBANK	Banks
PE	20.59	17.52
PS	3.08	2.77
Growth	39.4 %	14.8 %