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B u s i n e s s g r o w t h s t r o n g , m a r g i n s d i p …
South Indian Bank (SIB) maintained NIM of 2.8% for Q1FY12, despite a
103bps QoQ rise in cost of funds to 7.6%. This coupled with 36% YoY
growth in deposits lead to 17% QoQ growth in interest expense to | 564
crore (ahead of our estimates). This resulted in | 205 crore of NII (less
than our estimate of | 221 crore) and PAT of | 82 crore met our
expectations. The business growth was healthy 34% YoY at | 53773
crore, and expect 23% CAGR over FY11-13E to | 76228 crore. This aims
to reach 700 branches (634 currently) by FY12E, to support growth plans.
Strong deposit growth, fall in CASA leads to rise in cost of funds
Term deposits grew by 42% YoY, 7% QoQ to | 24833 crore. This led
to a fall in CASA ratio to 21.5%. This along with 6% NRE deposits
form 27% low cost deposits for the bank. This enables them to
contain cost of funds and maintain NIM in the range of 2.8-3% on a
sustainable basis. The interest rate scenario is expected to remain
firm in near future which will pressurise CASA deposits. We expect
NIM of 2.9% supported by 28-29% low cost deposits.
CAR healthy, fresh infusion well in sight
The bank plans to grow its business at stable 25% CAGR in coming
period. The bank last raised funds via QIP in September 2007. The
bank has signalled |1000 crore of fund raising through this route in
FY12 to support business growth. The reported CAR of 13.5%, with
Tier I at 10.9% and strong internal accruals makes growth targets
achievable.
Clean asset quality poses less stress
The bank has one of the best asset qualities with reported GNPA @
1.1% and NNPA @0.3%. The restructured portfolio stands at | 420
crore (1.9% of portfolio) and has a healthy PCR of 74%. We expect
asset quality to be stable in coming period as well.
V a l u a t i o n
The stock is currently trading at 1.1x FY13E ABV. We expect SIB to deliver
RoA of 1%, RoE of 14% (after factoring dilution of | 950 crore), and stable
asset quality with NNPA of 0.3%. The bank has kept opening of NBFC arm
for gold loans on hold and will move along with regulatory requirement.
We maintain our TP of | 26 (valued at 1.2x FY13E ABV) despite a rise in
book value because of lower RoE.
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B u s i n e s s g r o w t h s t r o n g , m a r g i n s d i p …
South Indian Bank (SIB) maintained NIM of 2.8% for Q1FY12, despite a
103bps QoQ rise in cost of funds to 7.6%. This coupled with 36% YoY
growth in deposits lead to 17% QoQ growth in interest expense to | 564
crore (ahead of our estimates). This resulted in | 205 crore of NII (less
than our estimate of | 221 crore) and PAT of | 82 crore met our
expectations. The business growth was healthy 34% YoY at | 53773
crore, and expect 23% CAGR over FY11-13E to | 76228 crore. This aims
to reach 700 branches (634 currently) by FY12E, to support growth plans.
Strong deposit growth, fall in CASA leads to rise in cost of funds
Term deposits grew by 42% YoY, 7% QoQ to | 24833 crore. This led
to a fall in CASA ratio to 21.5%. This along with 6% NRE deposits
form 27% low cost deposits for the bank. This enables them to
contain cost of funds and maintain NIM in the range of 2.8-3% on a
sustainable basis. The interest rate scenario is expected to remain
firm in near future which will pressurise CASA deposits. We expect
NIM of 2.9% supported by 28-29% low cost deposits.
CAR healthy, fresh infusion well in sight
The bank plans to grow its business at stable 25% CAGR in coming
period. The bank last raised funds via QIP in September 2007. The
bank has signalled |1000 crore of fund raising through this route in
FY12 to support business growth. The reported CAR of 13.5%, with
Tier I at 10.9% and strong internal accruals makes growth targets
achievable.
Clean asset quality poses less stress
The bank has one of the best asset qualities with reported GNPA @
1.1% and NNPA @0.3%. The restructured portfolio stands at | 420
crore (1.9% of portfolio) and has a healthy PCR of 74%. We expect
asset quality to be stable in coming period as well.
V a l u a t i o n
The stock is currently trading at 1.1x FY13E ABV. We expect SIB to deliver
RoA of 1%, RoE of 14% (after factoring dilution of | 950 crore), and stable
asset quality with NNPA of 0.3%. The bank has kept opening of NBFC arm
for gold loans on hold and will move along with regulatory requirement.
We maintain our TP of | 26 (valued at 1.2x FY13E ABV) despite a rise in
book value because of lower RoE.
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