Analysis of Private Sector Banks - Investor'S Perspective
Analysis of Private Sector Banks - Investor'S Perspective
Analysis of Private Sector Banks - Investor'S Perspective
BANKS
- INVESTOR’S PERSPECTIVE
Why banking sector???
• Steady progress since 2002.
• Indian banking is unaffected from the global
financial crises
• Indian banking will adopt for more of
defensive approach & follow stringent norms
for credit disbursal.
• Indian banking focus on analyzing borrower
financial health rather than capability.
Contd…
• Retail banking industry reached a value of $66
billion in 2005.
• In future the retail banking industry in India is
likely to reach a value of $300 billion by 2010.
• Sukhani told CNBC-TV18, "When the Nifty
started moving up after the Budget
announcement the banking sector
outperformed, it roared almost 6% while the
Nifty was underperforming
GROUP 4
• 16.94 % of the equity is held by the ADS Depository (in respect of the
bank's American Depository Shares (ADS) Issue).
• Chairman K.M.Gherda
• Executive vice chairman Uday Kotak
& managing director
• Chairman of Board of Shankar Acharya
directors
• Registered office Nariman bhavan
Nariman point
Mumbai
• Employees base 8000+
• 5.9 million customers
• More than 217 branches
• Spread across 126 locations in the country
• Future Plans:-
• Setting up additional branches in major cities.
• Increase its market share in vehicle financing
business
Shareholding pattern as on
31/12/2009
No. of shares %
holding
Promoters holding
Indian Promoters 167845144 48.27
Mar 09 08 07 06 05
• DIVIDEND
• The Directors recommend a dividend of Rs. 0.75 per share (previous
year Rs.0.75 per share), entailing a payout of Rs. 27.82 crore
including dividend
distribution tax
• Against the backdrop of the economic slowdown not only in India
but across the globe, the bank is moderating the network expansion
plans.
• Bank was ranked among the top five in Corporate Governance
Practices in Asia/Pacific in the IR Global Rankings 2009
Auditors
• Previously called UTI bank ,was the 1st of the all new private
banks.
• The balance sheet and profit and loss account are drawn up in
conformity with Forms A and B (revised) of the Third
Schedule to the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, read with
Section 211 of the Companies Act, 1956.
PE ratio
17/03/10 34.24 95.50 22.66
Net profit
Mar, 09 11.35 8.35 13.31
margin (%)
Last dividend
23/04/09 100 7.5 100
(%)
Return on
Mar, 09 15.32 7.06 17.77
average equity
Expert comments..
• Buy Axis Bank at Rs 1080, says Technical Analyst, Ashwani
Gujral
• Gujral told CNBC-TV18, "Axis Bank is one of the strongest
private banks, much stronger than probably a Kotak or
Reliance Capital or any of those guys but it could decline
towards Rs 1,080 where it becomes a good buy.”
• He further added, “We could see much higher targets
probably closer to Rs 1,350 on Axis Bank because generally it
seems to be breaking away from the pack and whereas other
stocks are unable to breakout of their ranges, this stock
generally tends to make fresh intermediate highs more
often."