Bank of Baroda

- The Bank plans to raise Rs. 6,000 crores through AT-1 and Tier 2 bonds in FY 2026-27, with no fixed timeline—issuance depends on market conditions and pricing. - There is an enabling provision to raise Rs. 8,500 crores of equity capital over the medium term, up to FY 2028. - Overall planned capital raise amounts to Rs. 14,500 crores combining equity (Rs. 8,500 crores) and AT-1/Tier 2 bonds (Rs. 6,000 crores). - The Bank also considers raising long-term resources via green infrastructure bonds or other bonds as part of asset-liability management. - Overseas borrowing remains under consideration but depends on market conditions and pricing. - The Bank continuously assesses optimal timing to raise debt/equity to maintain balance sheet strength and manage liability duration.

- The Bank incurred around Rs. 4,500 crores in technology-related capex and opex combined and is currently meeting all requirements. - Provisions are in place to spend extra if needed, but as of now, coverage is sufficient. - The Bank has established Baroda Sun Technology, a tech company focused on investing in emerging technologies to support the Bank's needs. - No immediate plans for new business entries, but recent launches include a Primary Dealer (PD) company operational from April 1, 2026, and plans to set up a pension fund subsidiary within 6-9 months pending regulatory approvals. - The Bank has a committed capital infusion of Rs. 2,000 crores for the PD business, with Rs. 500 crores already availed. - The focus is currently on stabilizing and strengthening existing new ventures before considering further strategic investments.

- Loan growth guidance has been upsized from 11-13% to 12-14%, reflecting optimism about sustained growth. - Deposit growth guidance increased from 9-11% to 10-12%, indicating stronger deposit mobilization efforts. - The bank plans to maintain a comfortable loan-to-deposit ratio (~83%) with advances outpacing deposits by 2.5-3%. - Retail loan growth is robust at 17.9%, with total retail loans exceeding Rs. 3 lakh crores, emphasizing focus on retail segments. - Growth is expected to be stable despite global headwinds, with continued opportunities for refinancing and bond raising. - The bank aims to sustain a net interest margin (NIM) between 2.75% to 2.95% for the full year. - New business ventures like wealth management, primary dealer business, and pension fund sponsorship aim to support growth. - Digital transaction growth and expansion of business correspondent networks support volume growth in non-traditional banking areas.

- Loan growth guidance has been upsized from 11-13% to 12-14%, reflecting optimism if global headwinds do not severely impact the Indian market. - Deposit growth guidance is increased from 9-11% earlier to 10-12%. - Net Interest Margin (NIM) guidance is maintained between 2.75% to 2.95% for the full year, reflecting potential repricing in asset-liability due to market scenarios. - Return on Assets (ROA) is expected to remain above 1%, consistent with past performance. - Slippage ratio is guided at 1 to 1.25%, with credit cost below 0.60% for the year. - Operating profit has been strong, with Rs. 9,069 crores in the latest quarter and above Rs. 7,000 crores for the last 14 quarters. - Net profit growth in recent quarters is around 11%, with consistent net profits exceeding Rs. 4,000 crores for 13 consecutive quarters. - EPS growth would be supported by accretion to book value, improving from Rs. 148.8 to Rs. 251.7 over three years.

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