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Highlights
- The presented financial data is Consolidated to provide a comprehensive overview of the company performance.
- Revenue over the Year and quarter: The company experienced a substantial growth of 14.63 % in the past year, substantial increase in revenue by 1.27 %.
- Profit over the Year and quarter: Significant improvement in profitability for Canara Bank. Notable increase of 9.15 % in net profit Year to Year, Canara Bank’s profitability increased by 9.08 % in this quarter.
- EPS over the Year and quarter: EPS declined by -78.26 % Year to Year. EPS decreased by -78.37 % in previous quarter. Analysis needed for shareholder value.
- Gross NPA % over the Year and quarter: Gross NPA decreased by -2.13 % this quarter. Leading to a -19.77 % reduction over the past year.
- Net NPA % over the Year and quarter: Net NPA decreased by -2.36 % this quarter. Contributing to an overall annual reduction of -21.02 %.
Metrics | Previous Year | Previous Quarter | Current Quarter | Quarter to Quarter Difference | Year to Year Difference |
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Revenue | Rs. 25450.79 Cr | Rs. 28807.35 Cr | Rs. 29172.97 Cr | + 1.27 % | + 14.63 % |
Interest | Rs. 16336.97 Cr | Rs. 19227.15 Cr | Rs. 19534.13 Cr | + 1.6 % | + 19.57 % |
Expenses | Rs. 10989.55 Cr | Rs. 9892.39 Cr | Rs. 12009.59 Cr | + 21.4 % | + 9.28 % |
Financing Profit | Rs. -1875.73 Cr | Rs. -312.19 Cr | Rs. -2370.75 Cr | -659.39 % | -26.39 % |
Financing Margin % | -7.37 % | -1.08 % | -8.13 % | -7.05 % | -0.76 % |
Other Income | Rs. 6808.62 Cr | Rs. 5217.83 Cr | Rs. 7792.78 Cr | + 49.35 % | + 14.45 % |
Depreciation | Rs. 0 Cr | Rs. 0 Cr | Rs. 0 Cr | 0 % | 0 % |
Profit before tax | Rs. 4932.89 Cr | Rs. 4905.64 Cr | Rs. 5422.03 Cr | + 10.53 % | + 9.92 % |
Tax % | 27.56 % | 23.41 % | 26.65 % | + 3.24 % | -0.91 % |
Net Profit | Rs. 3754.82 Cr | Rs. 3757.23 Cr | Rs. 4098.24 Cr | + 9.08 % | + 9.15 % |
EPS in Rs | Rs. 20.61 | Rs. 20.71 | Rs. 4.48 | -78.37 % | -78.26 % |
Gross NPA % | 5.16 % | 4.23 % | 4.14 % | -0.090000000000001 % | -1.02 % |
Net NPA % | 1.57 % | 1.27 % | 1.24 % | -0.03 % | -0.33 % |
Today, we’re looking at Canara Bank’s financial performance for the Q1(Jun 2024).Starting with the top line, the company reported a robust year-over-year revenue growth of 14.63 %. However, it did see a marginal increase of 1.27 % from the previous quarter. Interest expenses surged remarkably by 1.6 % from the previous quarter, yet the year-over-year increase remains at a moderate 19.57 %. Expenses ticked up slightly by 21.4 % quarter-on-quarter, aligning with the annual rise of 9.28 %.
Financing profit, while down -26.39 % compared to last year, faced a quarter-on-quarter dip of -659.39 %, signaling a short-term contraction in margins. The Financing Margin % contradicts this narrative, showing weakness on an annual basis with a decrease of -0.76 %, but a shrinkage of -7.05 % sequentially. Other income rose by 49.35 % compared to the last quarter, despite an annual growth of 14.45 %. Profit before tax grew annually by 9.92 % but saw an increase from the preceding quarter by 10.53 %. Tax expenses as a percentage of profits decreased slightly by -0.91 % compared to last year, With a more notable quarter-on-quarter increase of 3.24 %.
Net profit rose by 9.15 % year-on-year, but experienced a 9.08 % expansion from the last quarter. And finally, Earnings Per Share (EPS) displayed an annual downturn of -78.26 % but a quarterly fall of -78.37 %. The Gross NPA % indicates concerning trends with a quarterly drop of -0.090000000000001 % and an annual decline of -1.02 %, pointing to weakening recovery efforts and a deteriorating credit environment. In contrast, the Net NPA% exposes underlying challenges, showing a quarterly decrease of -0.03 % and an annual decline of -0.33 %, reflecting persistent vulnerabilities in asset quality and risk management. In summary, Canara Bank’s annual performance indicates steady growth, although the quarter-on-quarter figures suggest some areas may require strategic attention.
Metrics | Previous Year | Previous Quarter | Current Quarter | Quarter to Quarter Difference | Year to Year Difference |
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Revenue | Rs. 25450.79 Cr | Rs. 28807.35 Cr | Rs. 29172.97 Cr | + 1.27 % | + 14.63 % |
Interest | Rs. 16336.97 Cr | Rs. 19227.15 Cr | Rs. 19534.13 Cr | + 1.6 % | + 19.57 % |
Expenses | Rs. 10989.55 Cr | Rs. 9892.39 Cr | Rs. 12009.59 Cr | + 21.4 % | + 9.28 % |
Financing Profit | Rs. -1875.73 Cr | Rs. -312.19 Cr | Rs. -2370.75 Cr | -659.39 % | -26.39 % |
Net Profit | Rs. 3754.82 Cr | Rs. 3757.23 Cr | Rs. 4098.24 Cr | + 9.08 % | + 9.15 % |
EPS in Rs | Rs. 20.61 | Rs. 20.71 | Rs. 4.48 | -78.37 % | -78.26 % |
Gross NPA % | 5.16 % | 4.23 % | 4.14 % | -0.090000000000001 % | -1.02 % |
Net NPA % | 1.57 % | 1.27 % | 1.24 % | -0.03 % | -0.33 % |
In reviewing Canara Bank’s 2024(Q1) financial snapshot, key trends emerge, shedding light on the company’s performance.Revenue saw a robust 14.63 % year-on-year growth, however, there was a minor increase of 1.27 % from the previous quarter. Interest expenses climbed by 1.6 % quarterly and sharply by 19.57 % annually, demonstrating effective cost control and improved debt management. Expenses rose by 9.28 % compared to the previous year, with a 21.4 % increase quarter-on-quarter. Financing Profit dropped by -26.39 % annually, and saw a -659.39 % decrease from the last quarter.
Net Profit showed yearly increase of 9.15 %, and experienced a 9.08 % increase from the previous quarter. Earnings Per Share (EPS) fell by -78.26 % annually, however dipped by -78.37 % compared to the last quarter. Gross NPA% decreased by -0.090000000000001 % quarterly and fell by -1.02 % annually, showcasing improvements in asset quality. Net NPA% worsened by -0.03 % quarterly and decreased by -0.33 % annually, showcasing effective recovery and risk management strategies. In essence, while Canara Bank exhibits strong annual growth indicators, short-term fluctuations suggest the need for agile strategies to navigate market dynamics effectively. That’s all for now in the financial sector.