IDFC FIRST Bank's Profits Rise Amid Strong Loan Growth
IDFC FIRST Bank reported a solid financial performance for Q4 and fiscal year ending March 31, 2026. The bank showed a notable rise in profits after tax and a significant decrease in non-performing assets. With strong loan growth and a healthy deposit increase, the bank remains confident of future progress.
IDFC FIRST Bank announced its audited financial results for the quarter and year ending March 31, 2026, highlighting a significant year-on-year growth. The Board of Directors approved a noteworthy rise in profits and a decrease in non-performing assets, reflecting the bank's strong operational performance.
The bank witnessed an 18.6% increase in total customer business and a 20.0% rise in loans and advances year-on-year. The improvement in asset quality is evident with Gross NPA reduced to 1.61% from 1.87% last year, and Net NPA standing at 0.48%, signaling robust recovery and credit management.
Net Interest Margin for the quarter showed a minor increase, indicating the bank's efficient lending practices. The Chief Executive assured stakeholders of continued growth, backed by digital banking initiatives and a growing customer base, despite an industry-wide challenge in the micro-finance sector.
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