
Kotak Mahindra Bank's March quarter results saw a beat on net interest income (NII), fees, opex and credit cost. Analysts said the private lender has been posting back-to-back strong results, but felt earnings might be peaking for the bank.Shares of Kotak Mahindra Bank fell nearly 2 per cent in Friday's trade, only to recoup losses, on heavy volumes. Several reports suggested Canada Pension Fund, which held 8,63,10,661 shares or 4.34 per cent, stake in Kotak Mahindra Bank as of March 31, was looking to offload about 3.3 crore shares, or 1.6 per cent stake, in the private lender in the Rs 1,792-1,886 price band.
Kotak Mahindra Bank shares hit a low of Rs 1,855 on BSE, but were later trading at Rs 1,891.70, up 0.28 per cent. Foreign portfolio investors accounted for 39.43 per cent of the private bank's stake at the end of March quarter. Mutual funds owned another 10.99 per cent stake in the lender.