Punjab National Bank posts net profit in Q4; NII rises 48%

 

State-owned lender Punjab National Bank (PNB) on Friday reported standalone net profit of Rs 586 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2020 (Q4FY21). The lender had posted a profit of Rs 506 crore in the previous quarter (Q3FY21), and a standalone loss of Rs 697 crore during the corresponding period last year (Q4FY20).

On a sequential basis, the net profit rose 16 per cent.

The Delhi-based lender's net interest income -- the difference between interest earned through lending and interest paid to depositors -- rose 48.3 per cent to Rs 6,938 crore for the period under review. It was Rs 4,677 crore in the same quarter a year earlier.


The bank’s gross non-performing assets (NPAs) increased to 14.12 per cent in the March quarter, compared with 12.99 per cent in the previous quarter. Meanwhile, its net non-performing assets (NPAs) stood at 5.73 per cent.

The total income of the bank during the quarter stood at Rs 22,531 crore as compared with Rs 16,388 crore in the year-ago period.

The bank made provisions for NPAs to the tune of Rs 5,293 crore for the period under review. This is higher by 15 per cent as compared to the provisions of Rs 4,618 crore in the same period, a year ago

As of March 31, 2021, the Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) of the lender stood at 14.32 per cent.

"The current coronavirus situation continues to be uncertain and the Bank is evaluating the impact on an ongoing basis. The extent to which the Covid-19 pandemic will impact the Bank's results will depend on future developments, which are highly uncertain including among other things, the success of vaccination drive," the lender said in a filing.

The lender's deposits at the end of March quarter stood at Rs 11 trillion as compared with Rs 7 trillion in the year-ago period.

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Punjab National Bank(PNB) reports Net profit in Q3


State-owned Punjab National Bank on Friday reported a net profit of Rs 506 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2020 (Q3FY21). Sequentially, the profit declined 18.5 per cent. The lender had posted a profit of Rs 621 crore in the previous quarter (Q2FY21), and a standalone loss of Rs 492.28 crore during the corresponding period last year (Q3FY20).


The Delhi-based lender's net interest income -- the difference between interest earned through lending and interest paid to depositors -- came in at Rs 8,313 crore for the period under review . The NII had been Rs 8,393 crore during the September quarter. It had been Rs 4,355 crore during the same period a year earlier (Q3FY20).


The bank’s gross non-performing assets (NPAs) reduced to 12.99 per cent for the December quarter of this financial year, compared with 13.43 per cent in the previous quarter. Meanwhile, its net non-performing assets (NPAs) stood at 4.03 per cent.


The total income of the lender came in at Rs 23,298 crore during the quarter, against Rs 15,967 crore in the same period a year earlier. Its total expenses in Q3FY21, meanwhile, stood at Rs 16,907 crore.

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Punjab National Bank(PNB) Q2 net profit rises 22%; asset quality improves

 


State-owned Punjab National Bank on Monday reported 22% jump in standalone net profit at ₹621 crore for the quarter ending 30 September, 2020. It was ₹507 crore in the year-ago period.

Interest earned during the quarter rose 58% to ₹20,946 crore as against ₹13,292 crore in September 2019.4

The bank's total income during July-September rose to ₹23,438.56 crore as against ₹15,556.61 crore in the year-ago period, PNB said in a regulatory filing.

PNB's asset quality improved on a sequential basis. Gross non-performing assets (NPAs) during the quarter were at 13.43% of gross advances as against 14.11% in the June quarter. Net NPAs during the September quarter eased to 4.75% from 5.39% in the previous quarter.

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This Indian PSU banks' have exposure to Sintex Industries


Punjab National Bank (PNB)
reported yet another scam on Thursday to the tune of Rs 1,203.26 crore. The public sector reported its exposure to Sintex Industries as “fraud”, its exposure to Sintex Industries.

“Pursuant to the applicable provisions of Sebi's Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements (LODR) and the bank's policy, "we inform reporting of borrowal fraud of Rs 1,203.26 crore in NPA account of Sintex Industries Ltd (SIL)," PNB said in a regulatory filing.

The fraud reporting pertains to the large corporate branch at Ahmedabad zonal office, it added.

"The fraud of Rs 1,203.26 crore is being reported by bank to RBI in the accounts of the Company (SIL). Bank has already made provisions amounting to Rs 215.21 crore, as per prescribed prudential norms," the PSU bank said in a BSE filing.

This after the stressed textile company said it defaulted on its debt repayment of Rs 49.54 crore to a total of 10 investors. Of this amount, Rs 45.84 crore is the principal amount while the remaining Rs 3.70 crore was the due interest.

Sintex Industries’ total debt stands at Rs 7,358.88 crore. According to a TOI report, the total exposure of public sector banks to Sintex could be as much as Rs 6,000 crore. The banks have already classified the Sintex account as a non-performing asset (NPA) but will now will have to make full provision for the loan within four quarters – which is a requirement account classified as fraud.

According to Brickwork Ratings, at Rs 1,203.26 crore, PNB has the highest exposure to Sintex followed by Bank of Baroda (BoB) at Rs 649 crore, it rises to Rs 949 crore if the exposure of Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank, which merged with BoB, is taken into account. Another PSU bank Union Bank of India has an exposure of Rs 621 crore, including the erstwhile Andhra Bank which was merged into Union Bank followed by Canara Bank (erstwhile Syndicate Bank) at Rs 472 crore, Exim Bank at Rs 416 crore, Punjab & Sindh Bank Rs 333 crore, Andhra Bank Rs 250 crore.

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Punjab National Bank (PNB) Q1 result, net profit down 70%

State-owned Punjab National Bank (PNB) on Friday reported a standalone net profit of ₹308 crore for the quarter ended June.

The country's second largest lender had posted a net profit of ₹1,018.63 crore during the corresponding April-June period of 2019-20.

The numbers are not comparable as the bank merged Oriental Bank of Commerce and United Bank of India with itself effective April 1, 2020, PNB said in a regulatory filing.

Total income rose to ₹24,292.80 crore during the June quarter of 2020-21, as against ₹15,161.74 crore in the same period of the previous fiscal.

On the assets front, the lender's gross non-performing assets (NPAs) fell to 14.11 per cent of gross advances at the end of June 2020, as against 16.49 per cent at the end of June 2019.
Net NPAs declined to 5.39 per cent as against 7.17 per cent earlier.
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Top Public Sector Banks In India 2020

These banks have emerged to be trusted brands where people deposit and invest money without thinking twice. Some of these banks stand out when it comes to offering services and are thus a preferred choice of greater number of people.


Here is a look at some of the best public sector banks in India.

1] State Bank of India 


Commonly known as SBI, this bank was set up in the year 1955. It is one of the oldest and the most trusted public sector banks in India. SBI is owned by the Indian government. It offers all kinds of banking services and is known for maintaining transparency in its dealings. It boasts of more than 40 crore satisfied customers.

After receiving an overwhelming response from people in India, the bank went on to open its branches worldwide. Today, it has nearly 200 offices in 36 different countries.  The headquarters of SBI are located in Mumbai.

2] Bank of India

This bank was established in the year 1906 as a privately owned entity. However, after the nationalization of banks, it became a public sector bank. This change took place back in 1969. The bank has 5,500 branches operating across the country. 

It has been serving millions of Indians by catering to their banking requirements.The bank also has its branches outside the country. It operates in 22 other countries with around 60 branches. New York, Paris, London and Singapore are among the countries where Bank of India has its branches.

3] Punjab National Bank

This bank came into being in the year 1895. It was founded under the guidance of one of the greatest Indian leaders of all times, Lala Lajpat Rai. The bank was established as a part of the Swadeshi movement. PNB was managed solely by Indians.

It became extremely popular in the pre-independence era and is still trusted as much. It offers several banking services and is known for providing quality banking products. The bank has around 7000 branches and has its presence in every nook and corner of the country.

4] Bank of Baroda

Bank of Baroda was opened in Vadodara, Gujrat in the year 1908. The bank is known to offer quality banking and finance services to its customers ever since its inception.

It is known to be the second largest nationalized bank in the country. The bank does not only operate in India but has its presence around the world. It operates in as many as 25 countries across the globe with more than 75 million happy customers. Dena bank and Vijaya bank merged with Bank of Baroda recently thereby making it an even bigger entity.

5] Central Bank of India

Central Bank came into being in the year 1911. It has been serving the customers happily ever since the beginning. The bank is known to offer numerous banking products.

It has a team of qualified and experienced bankers who have the answer to all your banking related queries and are always happy to help their customers. The bank has nearly 5,000 branches operating pan India. It also has offices in Hong Kong and Nairobi.

The headquarters of this bank is set up in Mumbai.

6] Canara Bank

Established in the year, 1906, Canara bank has its headquarters in Bengaluru. The bank has more than 6000 branches and nearly 9500 ATMs operating across the country. It offers several banking products and is known to offer impeccable service. It has more than 8 crore happy customers.

The bank does not only operate in India but has its branches in many other countries too. It has been serving people in New York, Hong Kong, Shanghai, London, Manama, Leicester, Johannesburg and Dubai.

7] Union Bank of India


Union Bank of India started as a limited company in the year 1919. It became a full-fledged bank in the year 1969 after nationalisation. The bank offers numerous banking products. By providing quality banking services consistently for years it has managed to acquire more than 5 crore customers.
Its customer base is increasing with every passing year. It is the proud owner of over 4500 branches spread across India. It also has branches in 4 other countries including Hong Kong, Sydney, Dubai and Antwerp.

8] UCO Bank


UCO Bank was established back in the year, 1943. It has its headquarters in Kolkatta, West Bengal. The bank has around 50 branches across the country and nearly 4000 plus service units. It has also made its presence overseas with branches in Singapore and Hong Kong.



9] Bank of Maharashtra

Bank of Maharashtra came into being in the year, 1935. The bank has been offering excellent service to its customers ever since its inception. It provides all kinds of banking and finance services. It has its headquarters in Pune. 87.74% of the total shares of the bank are held by the Government of India.

10] Indian Overseas Bank

Indian Overseas Bank was established back in the year, 1937. It has more than 3,400 branches across the country. The bank offers a host of banking services to meet the requirement of different segments of customers. After its success in the country, the bank went on to open branches in foreign land. It has 6 foreign branches.

You can safely open account and acquire other banking services from any of these banks!

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Punjab National Bank Q4 net loss narrows

Punjab National Bank’s net loss narrowed down to Rs 697.20 crore for the quarter ended March 31, compared with Rs 4,749.64 crore loss in the corresponding quarter last year.

Asset quality of the lender improved with the percentage of gross non-performing assets (NPA) at 14.21 per cent against 15.90 per cent YoY. The figure stood at 16.30 per cent in the preceding quarter ended December 31.

Percentage of net NPA also improved to 5.76 per cent from 6.56 per cent YoY.

PNB made provisions of Rs 4,901.31 crore for bad loans during the quarter under review, down 51.33 per cent from the year-ago period.

The lender is evaluating the uncertainty caused by Covid-19. “The major identified challenge for the bank would arise from eroding cash flows and extended working capital cycles. The bank is gearing itself on the fronts to meet these challenges. The management believes that no adjustments are required in the financial results as it does not significantly impact the current financial year,” PNB said in a regulatory filing on Friday.

The provision coverage ratio of the bank stood at 77.79 per cent as of March 31.
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