BANDHANBNK - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment ListInvestment Rating: 3.6
📊 Fundamental Analysis
Bandhan Bank (BANDHANBNK) presents a mixed picture for long-term investors
ROE (11.9%) & ROCE (7.82%): Below ideal levels for long-term compounding.
Debt-to-Equity (6.60): High leverage typical of banks, but adds risk.
PEG Ratio (0.07): Extremely low, indicating undervaluation relative to earnings growth.
EPS (₹12.8): Reasonable, but not strong enough to justify aggressive growth expectations.
Dividend Yield (0.92%): Modest income generation.
📉 Recent Performance & Risks
Q1 FY26 PAT: ₹372 Cr, down 65% YoY
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Net Interest Income: Fell 7.7% YoY to ₹2,757 Cr
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Asset Quality: Net NPA ratio rose to 1.36%, with gross NPAs at 4.96%
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Loan Book Shrinkage: Down 2.5% QoQ
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Management Transition: Founder Chandra Shekhar Ghosh retired; new leadership executing “Bandhan 2.0” strategy focused on secured lending and digital transformation
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📈 Technical & Valuation Insights
Current Price: ₹163
52-Week Range: ₹128 – ₹215
DMA 50 / DMA 200: ₹175 / ₹172 — trading below both, bearish trend
RSI (31.7): Near oversold zone
MACD (-2.56): Negative, confirming weakness
Stock P/E (12.8) vs Industry P/E (12.2): Fairly valued
🟢 Ideal Entry Price Zone
Given the valuation and technical setup
₹145 – ₹160: Accumulation zone based on historical support and oversold indicators
₹128 – ₹135: Deep value zone near 52-week low for aggressive long-term investors
Avoid chasing above ₹175 unless earnings stabilize.
🧭 Long-Term Outlook
Price Targets
2025: ₹222
2026: ₹380
2027: ₹450
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Growth Drivers
Expansion into secured lending (housing, vehicle, SME)
Digital banking transformation
Improved underwriting and recovery systems
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Risks
Asset quality deterioration
High provisioning and credit costs
Shrinking microfinance portfolio
🛑 Exit Strategy (If Already Holding)
If you're already invested
Holding Period: 2–4 years, with quarterly review of asset quality and earnings
Exit Triggers
ROE stagnates below 10% for 2+ quarters
Net NPA rises above 2%
Price exceeds ₹215 without EPS growth — consider partial profit booking
Trailing Stop-Loss: ₹145 to protect downside
🧠 Final Verdict
Bandhan Bank is a turnaround candidate with deep value potential but elevated risk. The PEG ratio and price-to-book suggest undervaluation, but weak asset quality and earnings volatility warrant caution. Ideal for tactical entry near ₹145–₹160 with a 2–4 year horizon. If holding, monitor quarterly results and asset quality metrics closely.
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