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This is an archive article published on July 22, 2010

Vijaya Bank net profit up 21%

Vijaya Bank registered a net profit of Rs 173.49 crore for the June-ended quarter of 2010.

Vijaya Bank registered a net profit of Rs 173.49 crore for the June-ended quarter of 2010,as against Rs 143.88 crore for the corresponding quarter last year,up by 21 per cent.

The bank registered a net interest margin of 2.90 per cent,as against 2.33 percent a year ago,while net interest income grew at 47.88 percent. Operating profit improved from Rs 209.77 crore to Rs 314.26 crore,up by 49.81 per cent.

The bank’s gross NPA came down from 2.94 per cent to 2.32 per cent while net NPA was down from 1.58 per cent to 1.35 per cent.

“Our core earnings continue to show improvement nothwithstanding a somewhat slackened pace of business in the first quarter”,Albert Taurao CMD,Vijaya Bank,told media.

“Interest expenses on deposits show a reduction by 5.73 percent helping cost of deposits to come down by 128 bps from 6.82 per cent to 5.54 per cent. Operating expenses grew by 2.50 per cent only during the quarter which also contributed to good growth in overall earnings”,he said.

Reduction in cost of deposits and yield on advances helped in contributing to the positive results,he said.

The bank ended the quarter with a business of Rs 1,04,621 crore,a year-on-year growth of 13.96 percent. This comprised deposits of Rs 62,673 crore and advances of Rs 41,948 crore Outlining the March 2011 guidance for the bank,Tauro said it hopes to achieve a business level of Rs 1,26,000 crore,a 21 percent year-on-year growth. It targetted a minimum 25 percent growth in net interest income and NIM of three percent. The bank also aimed at containing its gross NPA within two percent and net NPA within one percent.

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