Axis Bank shares decreased 5 percent of the net profit in Q4Fy25 to ₹ 7,117 million rupees, due to silenced profits in the growth of central income and others.
The Board recommended a final dividend of ₹ 1 per capital action.
The shares traded 4.48 percent lower in the NSE to the axis of ₹ 1,153 at 10.35 am, near the minimum intradication of ₹ 1,151.10.
However, stockbrokers see the upward potential for shares and have an increase in target prices that contain the strong sequential growth of the bank’s sequential loans and deposits and improve the quality of the assets for Q4Fy25. The growth of net interest income (NII) was soft.
According to analysts, the quality of the assets improved slightly as the landslides were under control.
Institutional Nuvama Equits has maintained the purchase at an increased target price of ₹ 1,220 to ₹ 1,400. He said that Axis Bank has a very coincidental duration (in rates) of assets and liabilities. Better system liquuidity will help deposit growth.
Motilal Oswal has reiterated the neutral rating at an objective price of ₹ 1,300. The credit card portfolio also witnessed a certain stabilization, “however, the bank is becoming more strict in the classification of loans, which could affect the landslides in the future. In addition, given the cut of fees, the margins remain checks”, “,” “,”, “,” “
ICICI Securities analysts reviewed the target price of ₹ 1,320 of ₹ 1,400, maintaining the purchase. “In the midst of imminent pressure on loan yields, we hope that growth will be relatively subjected in the short term, we think it could see a healthy recovery in the 2027 calendar year from stable rates and relieve liquidity conditions,” they said.
Global Morgan Stanley runner also marked short -term pressure and has designed an overweight rating to ₹ 1,300.
The private sector bank revealed on Thursday its plan to raise ₹ 20,000 million rupees through the issuance of capital shares or related values. It also plans to raise ₹ 35,000 million rupees through local rupee bonds or foreign currency bonds, additional level 1 bonds, infrastructure bonds and other debts. The indebtedness limit to ₹ 3 Lakh Crore has also increased.
Posted on April 25, 2025