Thursday, January 26, 2012

Vijaya Bank's Financial Results for the Quarter Ended 31 Dec 2012 (Q3)


                                                          Q3 HIGHLIGHTS

Total business reaches all time high of Rs.137594 crores
up by 28%

Advances  up by 28.16%
Deposits up by 28.34%
Yield on advances at 11.82% Vs 10.32%
                               Capital Adequacy (Basel II) at 12.39%  


For the third quarter of the financial year 2001-12, Vijaya Bank posted a Net Profit of Rs.124.27 Crore as against Net Profit of Rs.151.80 Crore for the corresponding quarter of last year.  "Given the delinquency and restructuring of certain large borrowal accounts, the numbers posted  for the quarter ended December, 2011 are considered reasonable and the Bank has taken strategic steps for ensuring sustained growth " said Shri H S U Kamath, C&MD of the Bank.   

Total business of the Bank reached an all time high figure of Rs.137594 crore  comprising deposits of Rs.81756 crore and advances of Rs.55838 crore.  Interest income on advances of the Bank for the quarter increased by 51.40% and income on investments by 11.21%.  Other income also registered a decent growth of 13.72% aided mainly by increase in the trading profit by 27.27%. 

Net profit of  Rs. 124.27  crore is after making provision of Rs.111  crore towards non-performing assets and Rs.39 crore towards diminution in the value of certain borrowal accounts due to restructuring.  Capital to risk weighted assets is comfortable at 12.39% (Basel  II) with Tier I ratio at 9.00% and Tier II ratio at 3.39%.  In line with the RBI guidelines, net profit for the nine months is not considered for arriving at the Tier I capital.


Yield on advances of the Bank for the 9 months ended 31.12.2011 improved to 11.62% against 10.13% for the corresponding period of the previous year.  Total interest income on advances for the nine months ended Dec’11 is at Rs.4403 crore against Rs.3015 crore for the nine months ended Dec’10 registering a growth of 46.04%.    Similarly, income on investments for the 9 months ended Dec’11 improved to Rs.1381 crore against Rs.1185 crore for the corresponding previous year period ie, up by 16.54%.  For the nine months ended on Dec ’11, the Bank posted a net profit of Rs.400.02 crore

Total business of the Bank as on 31.12.2011 is at  Rs.137594 crore  comprising deposits of Rs.81756 crore and advances of Rs.55838 crore. Within the overall advances, priority sector advances of the Bank aggregated to Rs.16942 Crore registering a growth of 10.23%.  Agricultural loans increased to Rs.6082  Crore, up by 19.38% and loans to MSME sector reached Rs.7784 Crore registering a growth of 19.52%.  Loans to women beneficiaries increased by 21.31% and weaker sections by 7%. Educational loan portfolio of the Bank was at Rs. 649 Crore, up by 8%.
 
MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS / INITIATIVES:
  • Total number of branches increased to 1252 as on 31.12.2011.  Further 13 new branches were opened after 31.12.2011 taking the total number of branches to 1265.
  • Total number of ATMs reached 669. Number of ATMs opened during nine months is 124 and 107 during December, 2011 quarter.
  • V-Samrudhi, term deposit scheme launched.
  • Housing and MSME loan melas at all major centers conducted.
  • Under Financial inclusion, out of 406 village with above 2000 population allotted to the Bank, 394 villages have already been covered.  Smart card enabled accounts numbering 1.55 lac have been opened in these villages.  Mobile vans are provided in three more districts viz., Dharwar, Haveri and Udupi for out reach to FI villages.


GUIDANCE MARCH 2012
  • Bank aims to reach a business level of Rs.1,44,000 crore with a deposit target of Rs. 85000 crore and advance target of Rs. 59000 crore.
  • Rolling out of new  branches and new ATMs.
  • Steps taken for improving retail and priority sector advances have started yielding results and the Bank is confident of posting improvement under these segments.
  • Focus on improving the NIM by mobilising more CASA and retail deposits to reduce costs and increasing retail / mid-corporate advances for improving the yields.
  • Emphasis on increasing the fee based income by focusing on marketing of bancassurance products and other avenues like credit syndication.
  • Focus on special watch accounts to arrest further slippages and also on recoveries in NPA accounts for upgradation.
  • Take advantage of the market dynamics and improve yield on investments.


Sourced From: Vijaya Bank