HDFC Bank crossed Rs 6 trillion -
Bank crossed Rs 6
trillion –
· HDFC Bank Ltd crossed Rs.6 trillion market
capitalization for the first time on 13 March 2019, making it only the
countries third firm to achieve the milestone.
· HDFC Bank stock gained for the fifth session in a row,
rising as much as 6% during the period.
· Tata Consultancy Service Ltd (TCS) and Reliance
Industries Ltd (RIL) are the other 2 companies to cross it.
More about HDFC Success
Story –
HDFC Bank is only the third
Indian firm—after Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) and Tata Consultancy Services
(TCS)—to achieve the mark
HDFC Bank’s steady 20% profit
growth quarter-after-quarter as well as its immunity to the bad loans crisis
have helped the stock
Topics
HDFC Bank / Reliance / TCS
Mumbai: India's most valued lender HDFC Bank Ltd crossed the Rs.6
trillion market capitalisation for the first time on Wednesday, making it only
the country's third firm to achieve the milestone.
Intra-day, the stock touched
a fresh record high of Rs 2,233 on the
BSE, up 2.87% from its previous close. The scrip closed at Rs 2,226.10 on the
BSE, up 2.56%, with a market capitalisation of Rs 6.06 trillion. The Sensex
rose 0.58% to end at 37,752.17 points.
HDFC Bank's stock gained for
the fifth session in a row, rising as much as 6% during the period.
Year-to-date, it has advanced 5%.
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd
(TCS) and Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) are the other two companies that
crossed the market capitalisation of Rs 6 trillion. RIL remained the
most-valued company with a market value of Rs 8.54 trillion, followed by TCS
with a market value of Rs 7.51 trillion.
HDFC Bank’s steady 20% profit
growth quarter-after-quarter as well as its immunity to the bad loans crisis
have helped the stock. Investors continued to remain buyers in the stock due to
its healthy asset quality, superior deposit franchise credit underwriting and
structurally better net interest margin.
But asset quality of the bank
has deteriorated marginally over the last three years on account of cyclical
trends in its agri-loan portfolio, patchy monsoon and farm loan waivers
announced by various state governments.
The recent liquidity crisis,
however, has not dented its portfolio. HDFC Bank's management has reviewed its
existing NBFC portfolio and believes that the portfolio is well-positioned. It
does not see an immediate concern on any exposure.
Among the analysts covering
the HDFC Bank stock, 50 have a “buy" rating, three have a “hold"
rating, while one has a “sell" rating, according to Bloomberg data.
In intraday trade, HDFC Bank
shares rose 2.62% to a record high of Rs 2,227.40 apiece on the BSE. At 1.30pm,
the scrip was trading at Rs 2,224.40, imparting the private sector lender a
market cap of Rs 6.06 trillion.
The benchmark Sensex was
trading 0.35% higher at 37,667.48 points.
The HDFC Bank stock has
gained for the fifth session in a row, rising as much as 6% in this period.
Year to date, it has advanced 4.8%.
HDFC Bank’s steady 20% profit
growth quarter-after-quarter as well as its immunity to the bad loans crisis
has helped the stock. Investors continued to remain buyers in the stock due to
its healthy asset quality, superior deposit franchise credit underwriting and
structurally better net interest margin.
But asset quality of the bank
has deteriorated marginally over the last three years on account of cyclical
trends in its agri-loan portfolio, patchy monsoon and farm loan waivers
announced by various state governments.
The recent liquidity crisis,
however, has not dented its portfolio.
HDFC Bank's management has
reviewed its existing NBFC portfolio and believes that the portfolio is
well-positioned. It does not see an immediate concern on any exposure.
Among the analysts covering
the HDFC Bank stock, 50 have a “buy" rating, three have a “hold"
rating, while one has a “sell" rating, according to Bloomberg data.
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