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Federal Bank management clarified it is not in active discussions on any inorganic/microfinance acquisition, amid investor concerns weighing on the stock
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- QoQ growth
- 7 percent
- Core agri growth QoQ
- 1 percent
- NIM guidance next two quarters
- 5 to 6 bips
- Resident savings growth
- 5 percent
- CASA improvement
- 103 bps
Heard on business television between 09:54:57 - 09:57:57 IST.
- CEO Venkat Raman said the bank constantly evaluates inorganic opportunities as part of its universal bank ambition but is currently fully focused on organic execution.
- He stated the bank is not in active discussion on any inorganic opportunity at this stage, declining to name any specific targets.
- Said any acquisition would follow a 'string of pearls' approach, i.e. small, accretive, strategically-fit acquisitions rather than large ones.
- Guided NIM improvement of 5-6 bps over next two quarters, mid-teens loan growth guidance maintained, resident savings grew 5% and CASA up 103 bps last quarter.
- Anchor noted the stock faced pressure due to uncertainty over the acquisition buzz, which management sought to clarify.
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