CSB Bank Ltd

- The bank plans asset growth of 25% and above for FY '27 and intends to fund this growth primarily through deposits growing at 20% and above. - Funding strategies include leveraging various sources such as retail deposits, wholesale, SME, and retail business self-funding through OPDT and other routes. - The bank is also utilizing FCY borrowings and refinancing, with a dedicated vertical for TASC (Trusts, Associations, Societies, and Clubs) for additional funding. - There is no explicit mention of any new fundraising through fresh debt or equity issuances in the presented transcript. - The focus appears to be on organic deposit mobilization and borrowings management rather than new fundraising via equity or debt markets.

- The bank has recently completed a full transformation of its technology stack, involving significant one-time capex. - Current technology costs remain elevated due to this transformation but are expected to stabilize or slightly decrease marginally (by about 1%) going forward. - Technology costs constitute about 8-10% of overall operating expenses and will remain steady without major reductions in the near term. - Going forward, incremental costs will shift towards customer acquisition and product development to leverage the upgraded tech infrastructure. - No specific new capital expenditure or strategic investment plans were detailed, but focus is on leveraging existing technology and investing in product, process, and sales machinery to drive growth, especially in retail customer acquisition. - Scale benefits on cost are expected to materialize from FY '28 onwards. - No mention of major future capital investments beyond ongoing business expansion initiatives.

- Asset book growth expected at 25% and above in FY '27, driven primarily by wholesale and SME segments. - Liability growth targeted at 20% and above, focusing on deposits through retail products, CASA, and customer acquisition. - Retail assets growth to accelerate in parallel with retail liability growth post core system migration. - Gold loan portfolio expected to reduce as a percentage of total loans from ~50% now to 25-30% by 2030, with growth focused on new working capital segments. - SME portfolio growth on a deliberate slowdown to under 20% YoY currently, with plans to resume growth orientation from Q1 FY '27 onwards. - Wholesale banking business is expanding well with diversification beyond financial markets into corporate and mid-market banking. - The bank aims for a diversified, tech-driven loan book with granular customer franchise and strong execution to scale from FY '27.

- The bank aims to cross 15% ROE in FY '27, having come closer to that mark in the current year. - ROA target is around 1.5% for FY '27. - Operating profit showed robust 32% growth over Q3 FY '25 and 5% sequentially, driven by 21% NII growth and 26% other income growth. - The management is confident of improved asset quality and expects upgrades and betterment on NPA ratios in coming quarters. - Core fee income targeted around 14-15% of total income; overall fee income aimed around 19-20%. - Cost-to-income ratio expected to remain elevated (~60%) for another year before starting to decline sharply from FY '28 onward, aiming for ~50% by FY '30. - Plan to maintain NIM in the range of current levels (~3.8%), despite rate pressures. - Growth focus on assets at 25%+, primarily funded by 20%+ deposit growth. - Expect Q4 and FY '27 results to reflect positive momentum and scale phase commencement.

The provided pages from the CSB Bank Limited document do not contain information regarding the current or expected order book or pending orders. The discussion primarily revolves around: - Asset quality, slippages, and NPAs. - ROE and cost-to-income guidance. - Deposit growth and cost of funds. - SME and retail portfolio performance. - Business strategy focusing on deposits, liability franchise, and product launches. - Confidence in slippage recoveries and portfolio upgrades. No explicit details on order book or pending orders are mentioned in the provided text. If you need information on a specific section or topic related to order books, please let me know.