Yes Bank reports a 34% year-on-year increase in quarterly net profit, even as provisioning expenses rise. In the quarter reported (Q1), the private sector lender posts a bottom-line of Rs 1,071 crore, up from Rs 801 crore in the same quarter of the previous fiscal year. Alongside the profit growth, the bank’s provisions increase, but the bank says its asset quality remains stable. The reporting focuses on the balance between higher profitability and higher provisioning during the quarter, with asset quality assessed as not deteriorating materially. Across the coverage provided, the main figures highlighted are the net profit growth rate and the absolute profit figures for the quarter compared with the prior-year period, as well as the stated impact of rising provisions and stable asset quality. The information is presented as the bank’s performance for the quarter under review, without additional details on guidance or other segment-level changes in the supplied excerpts.
Yes Bank reports 34% jump in Q1 net profit as provisions rise
Yes Bank reports a 34% year-on-year increase in quarterly net profit, even as provisioning expenses rise. In the quarter reported (Q1), the private sector lender posts a bottom-line of Rs 1,071 crore,...
- Yes Bank’s Q1 net profit rises 34% year-on-year to Rs 1,071 crore.
- The prior-year quarter net profit is Rs 801 crore.
- Provisions rise during the quarter.
- Asset quality is reported as stable.
- All figures refer to the same reported quarter (Q1) year-on-year.
The private sector lender posted a bottom-line of Rs 1,071 crore, compared to Rs 801 crore in the same quarter of last fiscal.
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