Private sector lender Yes Bank Wednesday reported 32.8 percent rise
in net profit to Rs 731.8 crore during the first quarter ended June.
Total
income also increased to Rs 4,762.8 crore in the first quarter of
2016-17 as against Rs 3,797.02 crore in the same period of previous
fiscal.
However, bank's asset quality slipped during the period
under review, with gross Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) rising to 0.76
percent of the gross advances as against 0.46 percent a year ago.
Similarly, net NPAs or bad loans also inched up to 0.29 percent, from 0.13 percent of net advances.
Net
interest margin (NIM), the key gauge of profitability, expanded to 3.4
percent in the first quarter of the current fiscal, from 3.3 percent in
the year-ago period, Yes Bank said in a statement.
The bank has delivered another highly satisfactory quarter of
financial performance reflected in strong and quality growth, sustained
profitability and continued resilience in asset quality, said Rana
Kapoor, Managing Director and CEO Yes Bank.
Further, the bank has
received an in-principle approval from the Securities & Exchange
Board of India (Sebi) to setup an Asset Management Company (AMC) which
will further deepen our value proposition for the retail customers, he
said.
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