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PNB
3QFY11 – Lower estimate, price target; re-iterate Buy
We lower our FY11e/FY12e EPS 9.9%/5.3% for PNB due to
higher NPA provisions. We value the stock at 1.8x FY12e BV
(earlier 1.9x) owing to lower RoE, and cut our target price to
`1,506 from `1,602. We retain Buy, as we expect PNB’s high
NIM and adequate NPA coverage to maintain RoE as one of the
best in the sector.
Healthy business growth, stable NIM. Yoy growth in credit
(29.8%) and deposits (23.2%) was higher than the sector’s. NIM
improved 49bps yoy and 7bps qoq, to 4.13%, led by a 390bps rise
in credit-to-deposit to 76.8%. PNB’s low-cost deposit (CASA)
share of 39.1% augurs well for its NIM.
Lower employee pension/gratuity provisions ahead. Core
cost-to-income increased 154bps yoy to 42.1%, due to `2.5bn of
provisions for employee pensions and gratuity. Management has
indicated that further such provisions would be lower, at `1.8bn
each in the next two quarters.
NPA coverage falls; sufficiently capitalized. Gross NPAs rose
12.8% qoq. NPA coverage dropped to 77.2% from 81.2% in Mar
’10. Restructured assets increased `8.2bn qoq and comprise 6.5%
of loans; these are likely to be the overhang for PNB’s short-term
stock performance. Capital adequacy is sufficient at 13.3%, with
tier-1 capital at 9%.
Valuation and risks. At our target price, PNB would trade at 2x
FY12e and 1.6x FY13e ABV. Risk: Higher credit costs due to
lower-than-expected NPA recoveries.

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PNB
3QFY11 – Lower estimate, price target; re-iterate Buy
We lower our FY11e/FY12e EPS 9.9%/5.3% for PNB due to
higher NPA provisions. We value the stock at 1.8x FY12e BV
(earlier 1.9x) owing to lower RoE, and cut our target price to
`1,506 from `1,602. We retain Buy, as we expect PNB’s high
NIM and adequate NPA coverage to maintain RoE as one of the
best in the sector.
Healthy business growth, stable NIM. Yoy growth in credit
(29.8%) and deposits (23.2%) was higher than the sector’s. NIM
improved 49bps yoy and 7bps qoq, to 4.13%, led by a 390bps rise
in credit-to-deposit to 76.8%. PNB’s low-cost deposit (CASA)
share of 39.1% augurs well for its NIM.
Lower employee pension/gratuity provisions ahead. Core
cost-to-income increased 154bps yoy to 42.1%, due to `2.5bn of
provisions for employee pensions and gratuity. Management has
indicated that further such provisions would be lower, at `1.8bn
each in the next two quarters.
NPA coverage falls; sufficiently capitalized. Gross NPAs rose
12.8% qoq. NPA coverage dropped to 77.2% from 81.2% in Mar
’10. Restructured assets increased `8.2bn qoq and comprise 6.5%
of loans; these are likely to be the overhang for PNB’s short-term
stock performance. Capital adequacy is sufficient at 13.3%, with
tier-1 capital at 9%.
Valuation and risks. At our target price, PNB would trade at 2x
FY12e and 1.6x FY13e ABV. Risk: Higher credit costs due to
lower-than-expected NPA recoveries.
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