At last check, Bandhan Bank stock was up 5.82% to Rs 150.95 against its previous close of Rs 142.65 apiece.
MOFL said Bandhan Bank has undergone a long-drawn NPA cycle, which significantly impacted its growth and profitability profile.
Profit after tax (PAT) rose 84 per cent quarter-on-quarter (QoQ), while net revenue increased 7.8 per cent QoQ to Rs 3,379 crore from Rs 3,135 crore in Q2 FY26.
Coforge shares were trading 2.12 per cent higher at Rs 1,703.50. Another IT stock Mphasis was quoting 2.55 per cent higher at Rs 2,861.80.
CSB Bank was trading 7.33 per cent higher at Rs 517.55 apiece. Ujjivan SFB advanced 4.13 per cent to Rs 58.10. Bandhan Bank gained 3.04 per cent to Rs 149.
An analyst from Arihant Capital Markets said that YES Bank is maintaining the lower top lower bottom formation which is a sign of weakness with the stock having taken support at the 150-days SMA.
Bandhan Bank said it would go for bidding as per Swiss Challenge method for sale of NPA portfolio with more than 180 Days Past Due, having principal outstanding amounting to Rs 3,212.17 Crore, as on September 30.
Bandhan Bank shares are up 6 per cent in 2025 so far against 13.65 per cent rise in the Nifty Bank during the same period.
For Bandhan Bank, gross loans grew 7.2 per cent YoY and 4.8 per cent QoQ. HDFC Bank reported gross AUM growth of 8.9 per cent YoY. AU SFB clocked headline loan growth of 22.4 per cent YoY and 5.3 per cent QoQ.
CLSA has pegged SBI’s target price at Rs 1,050, suggesting a 21 per cent upside from Rs 867.05. It sees ICICI Bank advancing to Rs 1,700, a potential 24 per cent gain from Rs 1,365.
Lenders focused on unsecured loans were particularly affected—IDFC First Bank fell around 41 per cent, IndusInd Bank 73 per cent, Bandhan 46 per cent, RBL Bank 43 per cent, Equitas SFB SFB 95 per cent.





