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BoB return ratios may deteriorate

Bank of Baroda’s fund-based exposure details reveal diversified growth in line with overall domestic credit growth across industries.

2 min readJun 9, 2012 04:03 AM IST First published on: Jun 9, 2012 at 04:03 AM IST

Bank of Baroda’s (BoB) fund-based exposure details reveal diversified growth in line with overall domestic credit growth across industries. Fund based exposure in iron and steel (6.4%),textiles (4.7%),gems and jewelry (0.5%) and infrastructure (14%,down 120bp y-o-y) remains stable. Exposure to power segment remained stable in absolute terms at R14,300 crore (7% of total exposure),of which 6,800 crore is for transmission and distribution. Addition of 10 new SME loan factories and 8 specialised SME branches,and focused strategies have ensured continuance of strong growth momentum in SME loans (25%+ y-o-y).

Asset quality deteriorates,but better than peers. Net slippages have increased from 0.7% a year ago to 1.1% (highest since FY04). Large ticket government entity related restructuring led to sharp increase in restructured loans to 6.5% of loans v/s 4.2% a year ago. The outstanding restructured loans should also be viewed in the context of strong loan CAGR of 28% over FY10-12. In percentage terms,GNPAs have increased across segments (except Industry) in FY12.

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