India's third largest lender HDFC Bank has reported fourth quarter net profit of Rs 1,115 crore, a growth of 33.2% as compared to Rs 837 crore in same quarter the previous financial year.
HDFC Bank has approved subdivision of equity share from face value of Rs 10 to Rs 2. Every One share becomes 5 shares.
The bank's Q4 loan growth at 27%; Q4 NIM was at 4.2%
Fee income was up 23.2% at Rs 1,000 croreIts cost to income ratio was at 48.8%
Its balance-sheet size at Rs 2.77 lakh crore
Total restructured loans at 0.4% of total loans
The bank has network of 1986 branches
Its dividend at Rs 16.50 versus Rs 12 per share (YoY)
Cost to income ratio at 48.8%
Fee income up 23.2% at Rs 1000 crore
NIFTY Weekly Chart 09-04-2011
As expected, the Indian market went into consolidation mode with the Large-Cap stocks moderating after a sharp spike in the last few sessions. But the Small-Cap and Mid-Cap space managed to garner a lot of attention as investors chased returns in view of their relative under-performance vis-a-vis the frontline counters.
Next week will be a truncated one with two public holidays on 12th on account of Ram Navmi and on 14th account of Dr.Ambedkar Jayanti. Market participants could well choose to stay on the sidelines for a while as India Inc. starts reporting earnings. Infosys will announce its results and guidance on April 15. Also watch out for the latest IIP data and monthly inflation numbers. Overseas developments will of course continue to have a bearing on sentiment here.
Keep a close eye on FII inflows, which seem to be tapering off from a late March upsurge. Crude oil is another big variable that one cannot afford to lose sight of. A slew of economic statistics will be out next week from China as well as from other parts of the world.
Though the equity markets around the world have been quite resilient, the trend appears too good to sustain for long. The key stock benchmarks may rise a little but the upside does look to be limited. At the same time, a major crash is not on the cards although a minor correction cannot be ruled out.
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