Q4 results today: HDFC Bank, YES Bank, ICICI Bank among 5 companies to announce earnings on Saturday

ICICI Bank, YES Bank, and HDFC Bank are set to release their Q4 earnings, with HDFC Bank anticipated to show a net profit increase between 2.5% and 7%. ICICI Bank is projected to reveal a double-digit net profit growth, potentially rising by 10-15%. Brokerage firms have provided estimates for both banks' net interest income, indicating positive growth.

The fourth quarter results are underway and leading lenders like ICICI Bank, YES Bank and HDFC Bank will declare their earnings on Saturday. Apart from the above Integra Capital and Mid East Portfolio will also announce their quarterly numbers.HDFC Bank Q4 expectationsIndia’s largest lender HDFC Bank is expected to report a net profit growth in the range of 2.

5% to 7% in the March ended quarter, according to estimates given by four brokerages. The topline could be between Rs 16,918 crore and Rs 17,650 crore, the estimates revealed.The Net Interest Income (NII) is estimated to see a jump of 5.

5%-9% ie. in the range of Rs 30,669 crore to Rs 31,640 crore.The estimates have been given by Elara Capital, Motilal Oswal, Nuvama Equities and IIFL Capital.

While Elara has the most conservative PAT estimates in the pack, IIFL remains the most bullish. As for NII, MOFSL has the lowest figures while highest in case of IIFL.The private lender could report improvement in its asset quality while also bettering its credit cost on the year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter basis.

ICICI Bank Q4 expectationsIndia’s second largest private lender, ICICI Bank could report a double-digit growth in its March quarter net profit according to estimates by four brokerages. The bottomline range is seen between Rs 11,822 crore and Rs 12,350 crore, which could be a 10-15% uptick on the year-on-year basis.The lender’s net interest income (NII), which is a difference between the interest earned and expended during the quarter, may rise by 7.

6-11% over the corresponding quarter of the last financial year. The range could be Rs 20,543 crore and Rs 21,170 crore.Estimates by ElaraCapital, JM Financial, IIFL Capital and Nuvama Institutional Equities have been taken into account.

While Elara remains most conservative in its PAT estimates, Nuvama remains most bullish. As for the NII metric, JM has the lowest estimates while IIFL pegs the highest figures.(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own.

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