Bank of Baroda

- Bank of Baroda targets a full-year credit growth of 11-13%, with upside potential beyond 13%. - The bank has reported a disciplined 14.7% credit advance growth in the current period. - Corporate loan book growth is targeted at 10% YoY, with a strong and broad-based pipeline across sectors such as renewable energy, power, data centers, chemicals, and services. - Retail, Agriculture, and MSME (RAM) loans are growing consistently at around 17-18%. - Deposit growth guidance is set at 9-11%, anchored primarily on CASA (low-cost deposits), which continues to show steady growth (CASA growth at 8.6%). - The bank aims to maintain sustainable growth without compromising cost rationalization, especially by focusing incrementally on low-cost deposits rather than wholesale bulk deposits. - Overall, the bank expects steady revenue and volume growth driven by strong credit demand, diversified sectoral exposure, and improved operational efficiencies.

- Credit growth guidance for FY26 is maintained at 11-13% with upside potential. - Deposit growth guidance remains steady at 9-11%. - Net Interest Margin (NIM) guidance is held at 2.85-3%, with expectations to increase towards Q4 FY26 exit, possibly reaching around 2.90%. - Credit cost guidance has been revised downward to below 0.60%, reflecting strong asset quality and provisions. - Slippage ratio guidance is maintained between 1 to 1.25%. - Return on Assets (ROA) is expected to sustain above 1%, consistently achieved for 14 consecutive quarters. - Return on Equity (ROE) is targeted at 16-18%. - Operating profit remains stable with a consistent operating model and no one-offs reported. - Net profit for 9 months FY26 stands at Rs 14,405 crore; consistent profitability above Rs 4,000 crore net profit per quarter expected to continue.

- The Bank of Baroda has a strong loan pipeline with around Rs 30,000 crore under proposal stage and in the process of sanctioning. - The bank is targeting a 10% year-on-year growth in corporate loans by March 2026. - The demand pipeline is broad-based across sectors, including renewable energy, power, data centers, chemicals, and services. - The loan demand consists of a mix of term loans and enhanced working capital requirements. - The bank maintains its market share across 17-18 industries in its portfolio, reflecting diversified and robust demand. - Overall, the pipeline is healthy and supports the bank's expectation of steady growth in advances.

- The bank's capital adequacy ratio stands comfortable at around 15.29% (down from 16.54% last quarter) but remains strong when considering profits. - There is an enabling provision announced to the market to raise equity up to Rs 8,500 crore till March 2028, which remains available if needed. - Last year, the bank had a mandate to raise Rs 7,500 crore through AT-1 and Tier 2 instruments; around Rs 3,500 crore was raised with Rs 4,000 crore spillover available for future raises. - Currently, there is no immediate need for capital raising, given the strong capital adequacy and expected profits. - The bank will announce any intention to raise capital from these enabling provisions if a need arises. - No specific mention of new debt fundraising in the provided content.

- The bank mentions a strong pipeline for corporate credit growth, targeting around 10% YoY growth by March 2026. - Pipeline projects are broad-based across sectors including renewable energy, power, data centers, chemicals, and services with term loan and enhanced working capital requirements. - No explicit future capital expenditure or strategic investment amounts are detailed in the provided transcript. - Capital adequacy is comfortable at 15.29% current and around 17% including profits, with an enabling provision to raise up to Rs 8,500 crore in equity capital until March 2028 if needed. - Tier 1, AT-1, or Tier 2 capital raise remains available with Rs 4,000 crore spillover capacity from earlier mandates. - The bank has not announced any immediate capital raising plans but keeps options open based on growth needs.