Bandhan Bank Performance Analyzed
Key Points
- Bandhan Bank’s profits rose significantly, but down YoY.
- Operating costs increased, driven by loan growth.
- Bad loans improved, showing better bank health.
- Digital efforts are planned for faster customer service.
- Total deposits grew, boosting the banks lending power.
- Strong retail and wholesale book growth observed.
Bandhan Bank’s stock price went up because the bank did really well in the last three months. They made 84% more profit, reaching 206 billion rupees. This was thanks to the bank lending out more money – they borrowed 6,122 billion rupees.
The bank also got better at managing money it was owed. Their operating profit went up 10%, and they reduced the amount of money they had to set aside for bad loans. This means the bank is doing a better job of keeping track of loans that might not be paid back.
The bank is trying to make things easier for customers with new digital tools. They have a large network of offices across India – over 6,350. They also have over 74,500 employees to help customers.
Key numbers to watch: Deposits are up 11% to 1.57 trillion rupees, and a big portion of those deposits are “current accounts” – this is called CASA (Current Account Savings Account). This gives the bank more money to lend out. Advances (loans) have grown by 10% to 1.45 trillion rupees.
The bank is focused on growing loans to businesses and individuals, with a particularly strong increase in the retail and wholesale segments. Loan recovery rates are also improving, particularly on loans to small businesses.
Bandhan Bank is a privately owned bank, and this report shows how well they’re doing. It’s important to remember that while profits are increasing, they’re still lower than they were a year ago.
Banks are constantly working to improve their financial health and offer better services to customers.



