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HDFCBANKFinancial Services filings

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7 transcript(s)/analyst meet(s) served; 1 document(s) on file are not transcripts (cover letters, duplicates, unresolved) and are excluded. Speaker attribution is shown only where the segmenter attributes ≥ 95% of sentences to management or analysts (0 of 7 documents here); elsewhere sentences render unattributed.

KindDatePeriodServedAttribution rate
TRANSCRIPT202204252022-03-31yes
TRANSCRIPT202207212022-06-30yes
COVER_LETTER202210212022-09-30no
TRANSCRIPT202310212023-09-30yes
TRANSCRIPT202407252024-06-30yes
TRANSCRIPT202410252024-09-30yes
TRANSCRIPT202510272025-09-30yes
TRANSCRIPT202603192025-12-31yes
TRANSCRIPT202607242026-06-30yes

Model workbook

Download HDFCBANK_model_v2.xlsx — every figure in it names the filing, the reporting context and the period it was read from.

Commentary — cross-call tabulation

QuarterThemeManagement sentencesAnalyst sentencesManagement share
Q1FY23AI and technology000.00
Q1FY23Capex and capacity120.04
Q1FY23Capital allocation000.00
Q1FY23Competition000.00
Q1FY23Credit quality240.07
Q1FY23Currency and macro010.00
Q1FY23Demand and volumes020.00
Q1FY23Deposits and liquidity060.00
Q1FY23Distribution and persistency270.07
Q1FY23Margins and costs0170.00
Q1FY23People and attrition010.00
Q1FY23Pricing and realisation0130.00
Q1FY23Raw materials and input costs000.00
Q1FY23Regulation and policy230.07
Q1FY25AI and technology000.00
Q1FY25Capex and capacity010.00
Q1FY25Capital allocation000.00
Q1FY25Competition360.01
Q1FY25Credit quality310.01
Q1FY25Currency and macro000.00
Q1FY25Demand and volumes200.01
Q1FY25Deposits and liquidity11110.05
Q1FY25Distribution and persistency610.03
Q1FY25Margins and costs930.04
Q1FY25People and attrition100.00
Q1FY25Pricing and realisation320.01
Q1FY25Raw materials and input costs000.00
Q1FY25Regulation and policy200.01
Q1FY27AI and technology310.01
Q1FY27Capex and capacity100.00
Q1FY27Capital allocation330.01
Q1FY27Competition510.02
Q1FY27Credit quality420.02
Q1FY27Currency and macro000.00
Q1FY27Demand and volumes300.01
Q1FY27Deposits and liquidity24100.11
Q1FY27Distribution and persistency1620.07
Q1FY27Margins and costs1450.06
Q1FY27People and attrition000.00
Q1FY27Pricing and realisation1200.06
Q1FY27Raw materials and input costs000.00
Q1FY27Regulation and policy530.02
Q2FY24AI and technology000.00
Q2FY24Capex and capacity200.01
Q2FY24Capital allocation000.00
Q2FY24Competition900.04
Q2FY24Credit quality410.02
Q2FY24Currency and macro200.01
Q2FY24Demand and volumes300.01
Q2FY24Deposits and liquidity15100.07
Q2FY24Distribution and persistency1240.06
Q2FY24Margins and costs640.03
Q2FY24People and attrition000.00
Q2FY24Pricing and realisation200.01
Q2FY24Raw materials and input costs000.00
Q2FY24Regulation and policy300.01
Q2FY25AI and technology100.00
Q2FY25Capex and capacity010.00
Q2FY25Capital allocation000.00
Q2FY25Competition120.00
Q2FY25Credit quality580.02
Q2FY25Currency and macro400.01
Q2FY25Demand and volumes010.00
Q2FY25Deposits and liquidity19120.07
Q2FY25Distribution and persistency810.03
Q2FY25Margins and costs030.00
Q2FY25People and attrition100.00
Q2FY25Pricing and realisation1010.04
Q2FY25Raw materials and input costs000.00
Q2FY25Regulation and policy210.01
Q2FY26AI and technology200.01
Q2FY26Capex and capacity100.01
Q2FY26Capital allocation200.01
Q2FY26Competition320.02
Q2FY26Credit quality620.03
Q2FY26Currency and macro500.03
Q2FY26Demand and volumes910.05
Q2FY26Deposits and liquidity1750.10
Q2FY26Distribution and persistency1120.06
Q2FY26Margins and costs1340.07
Q2FY26People and attrition000.00
Q2FY26Pricing and realisation620.03
Q2FY26Raw materials and input costs000.00
Q2FY26Regulation and policy410.02
Q3FY26AI and technology000.00
Q3FY26Capex and capacity010.00
Q3FY26Capital allocation000.00
Q3FY26Competition000.00
Q3FY26Credit quality000.00
Q3FY26Currency and macro000.00
Q3FY26Demand and volumes000.00
Q3FY26Deposits and liquidity000.00
Q3FY26Distribution and persistency000.00
Q3FY26Margins and costs000.00
Q3FY26People and attrition020.00
Q3FY26Pricing and realisation000.00
Q3FY26Raw materials and input costs000.00
Q3FY26Regulation and policy1450.07
Q4FY22AI and technology010.00
Q4FY22Capex and capacity010.00
Q4FY22Capital allocation000.00
Q4FY22Competition050.00
Q4FY22Credit quality020.00
Q4FY22Currency and macro010.00
Q4FY22Demand and volumes040.00
Q4FY22Deposits and liquidity0120.00
Q4FY22Distribution and persistency0170.00
Q4FY22Margins and costs0140.00
Q4FY22People and attrition000.00
Q4FY22Pricing and realisation0100.00
Q4FY22Raw materials and input costs000.00
Q4FY22Regulation and policy120.20

Guidance items

quartermetricdirectionsentencepage
Q1FY23othernanSo how do you see the outlook panning out for growth in CRB and also if you could throw some color on you said that you probably gave up some corporate loan gro9
Q2FY24othernanAnd that's where I will tell you to look at it, is if you look historically, that's the range of which had.10
Q2FY24othernanAnd when we look at that cohort of branches about how they are performing, right, our model shows that, it should be breakeven in two years' time and about 90%-11
Q2FY24othernanBecause you know that it gets -- the turnaround time is pretty soon, pretty fast, and the product will be in the hands of the customer that we could consummate.14
Q2FY24othernanRajiv, we don't give forward-looking guidance in terms of what we will grow, but we can point to past and give the kind of how we have done and how we are capac15
Q2FY24othernanWe expect that -- yes, it has been in the -- sometimes it's been in the 20s, sometimes it has been in the high teens.17
Q1FY25othernanYes, sort of engaging with you all after a quarter, I just wanted to recap some of the guidance that we have been giving in the past couple of quarters.3
Q1FY25othernanOne of the things that we have been mentioning is that we would like to desist from providing any guidance of any form as it is providing a distraction from our3
Q1FY25othernanThe SMF category as of March, which we have published in our report or in various disclosures, the SMF category target is, of course, the obligation is 10%.8
Q1FY25othernanYou have to be patient, wait for this particular FY '25 for you to see it for yourself as to where we land and then that will give a lot of confidence to you th9
Q2FY25othernanFY '27, we should be faster than the system growth rate.3
Q2FY25loan / AUM growthnanInstead of that, there is an opportunity right now with the rate of credit growth being high over the last two years and is expected to come down to maybe the d6
Q2FY25othernanWe have told you that our target that we normally tend to operate is between 110 to 120.9
Q2FY25othernanWe are leaving that like so there's no one particular target, Mahesh, as we said, we are not strategizing to execute that one number that we want to hit.13
Q2FY25othernanI think that should be maintained.15
Q2FY25othernanIn the medium term, I think we should be able to manage these margins in this particular range.15
Q2FY25othernanThe question of whether it should be improving, it's a relevant question.15
Q2FY25othernanAnd we are not targeting one number or one range of numbers that we want to get to there.16
Q2FY25othernanI think for the annual, we have published -- as of March, we have published in our derivative schedule, you should be able to see it in our annual report for th17
Q2FY26othernanGlobal outlook remains very volatile, thanks to the uncertainty related to tariffs and immigration policies.3
Q2FY26othernanNow, we are on that upward trajectory.5
Q2FY26depositsnanIn addition to that, obviously, when we realized that the economic outlook was changing post the merger, we took a strategic call that we would like to relook a9
Q2FY26othernanAnd in addition to that, the upsell that we have been able to do across a whole range of products, which is the credit cards that go along with it, when a perso10
Q2FY26othernanSo, when you look at the whole gamut of the upsell along with the checking account and an emotional product like a home loan, which is a good duration product, 10
Q2FY26othernanBut having said that, as we have mentioned in the call, we believe that from FY'27, when we get back our trajectory, when we start to ensure that all our distri10
Q2FY26net interest marginnanAnd yes, these are the drivers, and it is about the cost of funds which changes that trajectory.11
Q2FY26othernanAs it unfolds and as Sashi alluded to, we see a positive traction continuing in the economic environment and we will certainly participate in our target market 12
Q2FY26volumenanIf I move to the mortgage piece out over there, on the volume rate of growth, last year, if you step back, we did a lot of corrections that needed to be carried12
Q2FY26othernanSo, we continue to mine that space within our parameters going forward.15
Q3FY26othernanThe board has accepted his resignation with appreciation for his guidance and contribution during his tenure.3
Q3FY26othernanWe will continue to ensure that this particular trust is maintained not just now but sustained for several years going forward.4
Q3FY26othernanThere is a full 3-month period during which period of time the Board will meet, take a call on who should be the full-time or the Non-Executive Chairman or the 10
Q3FY26othernanSo, I think we should be very proud of the positioning in our economy.11
Q3FY26othernanWe had a trajectory and we are on path to that trajectory.13
Q1FY27othernanI also sincerely thank the board for their guidance and more so Keki Mistry for chairing as the Interim Chairman during this period.3
Q1FY27loan / AUM growthnanAs you have seen, the advances have done very well over the last three, four quarters and that trajectory continues.3
Q1FY27othernanWe do think that in the longer term that the profit growth should be at or above the balance sheet growth.11
Q1FY27othernanWe are also aware that you and me included, every individual is going to keep only certain level of their individuals' working capital, so to say, their needs i11
Q1FY27credit cost / asset qualitynanIf you look at the unsecured mix, the provision coverage will be in the 70s, mid-70s or higher.14
Q1FY27othernanThat is our endeavour and I think we are all, you know, the entire team is quite gung-ho to mobilize that kind of we're all energized and I think we are on trac15

Claims reconciled to filings

QuarterMetricClaimedKindAnchorAnchor valueVerdictSource
Q4FY22revenue growth10.4 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20220425_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p5
Q4FY22revenue growth10.2 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20220425_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p5
Q4FY22net interest income18,873 croresmoneyderived NII203,476,600,000.00CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20220425_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p5
Q4FY22operating profit / EBITDA16,357 croresmoneyOPERATING_PROFIT_PRE_PROVISION177,204,000,000.00CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20220425_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p6
Q4FY22profit after tax10055 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX104,748,900,000.00CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20220425_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p7
Q4FY22revenue2,141 croresmoneyINTEREST_EARNED355,741,900,000.00DIVERGESDate_20220425_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p7
Q4FY22revenue growth8 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20220425_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p7
Q4FY22profit after tax236 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX104,748,900,000.00DIVERGESDate_20220425_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p8
Q1FY23revenue27181 croresmoneyINTEREST_EARNED372,738,100,000.00ADJUSTED_MEASURE_NOT_STATUTORYDate_20220721_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p6
Q1FY23profit after tax9196 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX96,166,700,000.00CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20220721_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p8
Q1FY23revenue2194 croresmoneyINTEREST_EARNED372,738,100,000.00DIVERGESDate_20220721_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p8
Q1FY23profit after tax441 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX96,166,700,000.00DIVERGESDate_20220721_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p8
Q1FY23revenue432 croresmoneyINTEREST_EARNED372,738,100,000.00DIVERGESDate_20220721_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p8
Q1FY23profit after tax189 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX96,166,700,000.00DIVERGESDate_20220721_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p9
Q2FY24revenue38,093 croresmoneyINTEREST_EARNED750,391,000,000.00DIFFERENT_BASIS_LIKELYDate_20231021_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p6
Q2FY24revenue growth33 %rationot comparable without the prior year quarter in scopenanNO_ANCHORDate_20231021_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p6
Q2FY24net interest income27,385 croresmoneyderived NII337,891,900,000.00DIVERGESDate_20231021_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p6
Q2FY24operating profit / EBITDA22,694 croresmoneyOPERATING_PROFIT_PRE_PROVISION242,791,200,000.00CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20231021_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p7
Q2FY24profit after tax15,976 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX173,123,800,000.00CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20231021_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p8
Q2FY24profit after tax601 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX173,123,800,000.00DIVERGESDate_20231021_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p8
Q2FY24profit after tax214 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX173,123,800,000.00DIVERGESDate_20231021_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p8
Q2FY24profit after tax15,976 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX173,123,800,000.00CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20231021_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p8
Q2FY24profit after tax16,811 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX173,123,800,000.00CLOSE_WITHIN_10PCTDate_20231021_HDFC Bank Ltd._C p8

HDFCBANK

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Identity

Statement divisionbanking
Scope servedconsolidated
Panels on this page5

Market

The closes are adjusted for every split and bonus on record inside the period this series covers, and each adjustment is checked against the price move on its ex-date.

Last close728.90
52-week range687.1 – 1009.5
Return 1M0.19%
Return 3M-8.46%
Return 1Y-23.36%
Return 3Y-4.78%
Return 5Y-8.98%
Market capitalisationnot shown — we could not confirm it
Shares outstandingnot shown — we could not confirm it
P/Enot shown — we could not confirm it
P/Bnot shown — we could not confirm it
EV/EBITDAnot shown — we could not confirm it

Latest quarter filed — period ending 2026-06-30

In INR crore except per-share figures. `period_id` is the period the filing names for the number; the date beside each cell is when it was filed.

Interest earned90,575.00
Interest on advances and bills66,407.00
Income on investments20,753.00
Interest on balances with the RBI and interbank funds1,599.00
Other interest1,816.00
Interest expended47,626.00
Other income42,535.00
Total income133,110.00

Ownership — 2026-06-30, and the change from 2026-03-31

HolderPer centChange
promoter and promoter groupnot disclosed—
institutions foreign0.42-0.02
institutions domestic0.420.02
mutual funds0.310.01
public1.000.00

Documents on file

ClassMost recentOn file
COVER_LETTER2022-09-301
TRANSCRIPT2026-06-308

Financial statements

Filed results, consolidated, in INR crore except per-share figures. Every figure opens to the filing it was read from. Quarterly and annual columns are the periods the filing itself names, never a document date.

Cash flow, as filed

Line2022-09-302024-03-312024-09-302025-03-312025-09-302026-03-31
Net cash from operating activities-67,471.0019,069.00113,800.00127,242.00-32,053.00113,506.00
Net cash from investing activities-1,245.005,314.00-1,817.00-3,851.008,552.006,363.00
Net cash from financing activities17,678.007,199.00-74,473.00-102,478.00-49,774.00-59,005.00
Purchase of property, plant and equipment1,260.004,287.001,792.004,076.001,386.003,890.00
Net increase in cash-50,663.0031,687.0037,551.0021,113.00-72,890.0061,978.00
con:CFO.BEFORE_TAX-59,746.0041,912.00126,103.00146,951.00-23,312.00136,163.00
con:INTEREST_RECEIVED.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:INTEREST_PAID.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:DIVIDENDS_RECEIVED.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:TAX_PAID.OPERATING7,725.0022,843.0012,303.0019,709.008,741.0022,656.00
con:CF_OTHER.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:INVESTMENTS_PURCHASED0.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:INVESTMENTS_SOLD0.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:PPE_DISPOSALS15.00100.0042.00101.00263.00528.00
con:CF_INVESTING.SUBSIDIARIES_SOLD0.009,501.000.00192.009,755.009,806.00
con:CF_INVESTING.SUBSIDIARIES_ACQUIRED0.000.0067.0067.0081.0081.00
con:CF_INVESTING.JV_SOLD0.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:CF_INVESTING.JV_ACQUIRED0.000.000.000.000.000.00

Quarterly results, as filed

Line2022-06-302022-09-302023-12-312024-03-312024-06-302024-09-302024-12-312025-03-312025-06-302025-09-302025-12-312026-03-312026-06-30
Interest earned37,274.0040,930.0078,008.0079,434.0081,546.0083,002.0085,040.0086,779.0087,372.0086,994.0087,067.0087,182.0090,575.00
Interest on advances and bills29,414.0032,630.0059,527.0061,103.0061,876.0062,707.0063,364.0064,007.0064,148.0063,310.0064,114.0064,621.0066,407.00
Income on investments7,137.007,681.0016,573.0015,983.0017,474.0017,827.0018,878.0019,733.0020,817.0021,328.0020,580.0019,931.0020,753.00
Interest on balances with the RBI and interbank funds320.00191.00472.00825.00636.00849.00925.00762.00826.00739.00774.001,118.001,599.00
Other interest403.00428.001,436.001,524.001,560.001,619.001,873.002,278.001,580.001,617.001,599.001,512.001,816.00
Interest expended16,358.0018,311.0043,242.0043,692.0044,580.0045,414.0046,914.0046,986.0047,709.0046,741.0045,821.0045,220.0047,626.00
Other income6,929.008,252.0037,007.0044,958.0035,450.0038,455.0027,154.0033,489.0045,683.0031,567.0039,860.0029,737.0042,535.00
Total income44,202.0049,182.00115,016.00124,391.00116,996.00121,457.00112,194.00120,269.00133,055.00118,561.00126,927.00116,920.00133,110.00
Employee benefit expense4,607.004,632.007,860.009,423.008,289.008,519.008,518.008,810.008,897.009,318.0010,300.009,089.009,342.00
Operating expenses11,355.0012,150.0045,926.0049,128.0046,547.0048,805.0037,350.0043,904.0049,183.0040,879.0050,524.0040,588.0054,489.00
Expenditure excluding provisions and contingencies27,713.0030,461.0089,168.0092,819.0091,126.0094,219.0084,264.0090,890.0096,892.0087,620.0096,345.0085,808.00102,114.00
Operating profit before provisions16,489.0018,722.0025,847.0031,572.0025,870.0027,237.0027,930.0029,379.0036,163.0030,941.0030,582.0031,112.0030,996.00
Provisions and contingencies3,666.003,765.004,604.0013,811.003,143.003,269.003,957.003,805.0015,314.004,282.003,621.003,440.003,803.00
Exceptional items0.000.000.00-390.000.00-802.000.00-450.000.00-753.000.00-723.000.00
Profit before tax12,823.0014,956.0021,243.0017,371.0022,727.0023,167.0023,973.0025,124.0020,850.0025,906.0026,961.0026,948.0027,193.00
Tax expense3,207.003,794.003,525.00-251.005,539.005,341.005,633.006,289.003,759.006,295.006,270.006,597.006,810.00
Profit for the period9,617.0011,163.0017,718.0017,622.0017,188.0017,826.0018,340.0018,835.0017,090.0019,611.0020,691.0020,351.0020,383.00
Profit attributable to owners9,579.0011,125.0017,258.0017,622.0016,475.0017,826.0017,657.0018,385.0016,258.0019,611.0019,807.0020,351.0019,245.00
Profit attributable to non-controlling interests38.0037.00460.000.00713.000.00684.00450.00833.000.00884.000.001,138.00
con:SHARE_OF_ASSOCIATES0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Earnings per share, basic17.3020.0122.7423.2021.6723.4023.1124.6221.2312.7812.8813.2212.50
Earnings per share, diluted17.2019.9322.6523.1221.5923.2923.0024.5221.1212.7112.8213.1812.47

Annual results, as filed

Line2024-03-312025-03-312026-03-31
Interest earned283,649.00336,367.00348,615.00
Interest on advances and bills217,979.00251,954.00256,192.00
Income on investments57,525.0073,912.0082,657.00
Interest on balances with the RBI and interbank funds2,635.003,173.003,457.00
Other interest5,510.007,329.006,309.00
Interest expended154,139.00183,894.00185,491.00
Other income124,346.00134,548.00146,848.00
Total income407,995.00470,916.00495,463.00
Employee benefit expense31,023.0034,136.0037,605.00
Operating expenses152,269.00176,605.00181,174.00
Expenditure excluding provisions and contingencies306,408.00360,499.00366,665.00
Operating profit before provisions101,587.00110,417.00128,798.00
Provisions and contingencies25,018.0014,175.0026,656.00
Profit before exceptional items and tax—93,594.0098,948.00
Exceptional items-1,384.00-2,648.00-3,193.00
Profit before tax75,184.0093,594.0098,948.00
Tax expense11,122.0022,802.0022,922.00
Profit for the period64,062.0070,792.0076,026.00
Profit attributable to owners64,062.0068,144.0076,026.00
Profit attributable to non-controlling interests0.002,648.000.00
con:SHARE_OF_ASSOCIATES0.000.000.00
Earnings per share, basic90.4292.8149.50
Earnings per share, diluted90.0192.3949.28

Balance sheet, as filed

Line2022-09-302024-03-312024-09-302025-03-312025-09-302026-03-31
Capital557.00760.00763.00765.001,536.001,539.00
Reserves and surplus261,759.00452,983.00477,794.00517,219.00537,608.00579,975.00
Deposits1,671,646.002,376,887.002,496,325.002,710,898.002,798,170.003,099,638.00
Borrowings251,743.00730,615.00666,039.00634,606.00599,507.00588,485.00
Other liabilities and provisions97,872.00468,949.00510,867.00528,929.00577,920.00638,404.00
Total equity and liabilities2,283,577.004,030,194.004,151,788.004,392,417.004,514,741.004,908,041.00
Cash and balances with the RBI88,062.00178,719.00194,486.00144,390.00133,211.00200,707.00
Balances with banks and money at call16,661.0050,116.0071,899.00105,558.0043,847.00111,219.00
Investments512,493.001,005,682.001,061,585.001,186,473.001,250,391.001,280,216.00
Advances1,533,945.002,565,891.002,585,710.002,724,938.002,853,903.003,050,783.00
Property, plant and equipment6,828.0012,604.0014,171.0015,258.0015,538.0016,492.00
Other assets125,588.00217,183.00223,937.00215,801.00217,852.00248,624.00
Total assets2,283,577.004,030,194.004,151,788.004,392,417.004,514,741.004,908,041.00

Asset quality and capital, as filed

Line2023-09-302023-12-312024-03-312024-06-302024-09-302024-12-312025-03-312025-06-302025-09-302025-12-312026-03-312026-06-30
Gross non-performing assets0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Net non-performing assets0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Gross NPA, per cent0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Net NPA, per cent0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Return on assets0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
CET-1 ratio0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Additional Tier-1 ratio0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00

Who owns it

The shareholding pattern filed with the exchange every quarter, as a series. Percentages are of total shares. Each figure names the filing it was read from and the date it was filed.

Holder2023-07-142023-09-302023-12-312024-03-312024-06-302024-09-302024-12-312025-03-312025-06-302025-08-282025-09-302025-12-312026-03-312026-06-30
Promoter and promoter group0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00——————
Domestic institutions30.0130.6430.8033.6035.4835.3134.5635.8635.9636.040.360.370.400.42
Mutual funds————————25.6125.820.260.270.300.31
Insurance companies8.718.749.078.118.218.277.997.997.547.300.070.070.070.07
Foreign institutions53.9352.1352.3047.8347.1748.0149.2048.3048.8448.610.480.480.440.42
Government————————0.000.000.000.000.000.00
Public100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.001.001.001.001.00
Non-institutional16.0617.2316.8918.5717.3516.6716.2315.8415.2015.350.150.150.160.16
Shares outstanding6509453939655370051365643692096568795137658000677766026627846620212601662411873166398107031329787363613307492668133283713301333716244213350313106

Related parties

Transactions with related parties as disclosed to the exchange for the period ending 2024-09-30, by counterparty, largest first. Amounts are as filed. Each row names the filing and the date it was filed.

CounterpartyRelationshipTypeAmount in the periodTransactions
HDFC Life Insurance Company LimitedSubsidiaryAny other transaction, Dividend received, Interest p90,207,100,000.0018
Munich ReUltimate holding of Investing PartAny other transaction, Purchase of goods or services35,551,700,000.003
HDFC ERGO General Insurance Company LimitedSubsidiaryAny other transaction, Interest paid, Interest recei23,971,200,000.0018
HDFC Securities LimitedSubsidiaryAny other transaction, Dividend received, Sale of go18,446,200,000.0014
HDB Financial Services LimitedSubsidiaryAny other transaction, Dividend received, Interest r17,028,700,000.0015
HCL Technologies LimitedRelated Party of SubsidiaryAny other transaction, Dividend received, Interest p10,370,800,000.009
HDFC Asset Management Company LimitedSubsidiaryAny other transaction, Dividend received, Sale of go8,089,500,000.006
HDFC Sales Private LimitedSubsidiaryAny other transaction, Purchase of fixed assets, Sal5,912,100,000.008
HCL Capital Private LimitedRelated Party of SubsidiaryAny other transaction, Interest paid5,159,400,000.003
PayU Payments Private LimitedInterested entity of KMP/DirectorsAny other transaction, Sale of goods or services3,576,900,000.007
ERGO International AGInvesting PartyAny other transaction, Interest paid2,944,000,000.005
HDFC Bank Limited Covered Employee Provident FundRelated Party of SubsidiaryAny other transaction, Interest paid2,892,400,000.005
Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited Provident FuRelated Party of SubsidiaryAny other transaction, Interest paid450,600,000.002
Wheelsemi Private LimitedRelated Party of SubsidiaryAny other transaction337,600,000.002
HDFC International Life and Re Company LimitedSubsidiaryAny other transaction, Investment268,900,000.005

What management said

Every earnings call we hold for this company, read in full. Prepared remarks are separated from the question-and-answer session and every paragraph names who said it and on which page. These are management’s own words, not filed figures.

DateQuarterWho spoke
2026-03-19Q3FY26BANK LIMITED, CHAIRPERSON, GOVERNANCE AND NOMINATIONRead the call
2024-10-25Q2FY25OFFICER – HDFC BANKRead the call
2024-07-25Q1FY25OFFICER – HDFC BANK, PRESIDENT – HDFC BANKRead the call
2023-10-21Q2FY24Read the call
2022-07-21Q1FY23Read the call
2022-04-25Q4FY22Read the call

Some earlier announcements under this heading are covering letters only — no transcript was attached.

What they said about it, quarter by quarter

TopicQ1FY23Q1FY25Q2FY24Q2FY25Q3FY26Q4FY22
Debt and cash—So this basically is helping us kind of deleverage the book.As you know, sometimes the assumptions and cash flows that an NBFC does is going to be -- is different from that what a bank would do.———
DemandThen the other aspect of how to think about the environment and the growth, we do see good amount of demand across most of the products from unsecured…So that is one category that is in greater demand.We continue to see good domestic demand conditions and push from government through capex.Similarly, on the CRB side, the commercial and rural banking, we have tried several price points from anywhere from 10 basis points to 20, 25 basis po…—On a year-on-year basis if you see retail it is about 15% odd so it is lagging that means the quarter growth is more than the year-on-year growth beca…
GuidanceSo from that sense we expected in a couple of years we drift back over this time period.Yes, sort of engaging with you all after a quarter, I just wanted to recap some of the guidance that we have been giving in the past couple of quarter…Rajiv, we don't give forward-looking guidance in terms of what we will grow, but we can point to past and give the kind of how we have done and how we…—The board has accepted his resignation with appreciation for his guidance and contribution during his tenure.—
Margin—If you get a small and margin former, it could have dual -- it will have dual qualification and weaker will be satisfied.The core net interest margin for the quarter was at 3.65% on total assets and 3.85% on interest-earning assets after absorbing the debt funded cost fo…——I had two questions, my first question is on margin, in the second quarter or so in the earnings call we had outlined that there could be margin impro…
PeopleFor it to pick up and go further, we will have to wait for our people to utilize their credit lines fully still the credit line utilization on cards i…So a combination of outflows in current accounts and a combination of at least Rs.160 billion of an erstwhile HDFC non-retail deposits, which ran down…One is the utilization of this to a better mix of loan originations, particularly focused on the retail shift, is something that would bring this to a…You've seen that we have moderated the headcount to some extent in this quarter.—Now when you grant RSU you just grant one RSU and what does it do so that the total compensation is remaining at that 1,500 or so and it avoids the sh…
PricingThe pricing which we are talking about more the time deposit pricing because the other cards of course nothing and the savings account is being stable…What we are losing is transactional business consciously because it's not meeting our pricing thresholds.—So, the non-mortgage when you look at it, on the retail side, again, there is a risk-based pricing for the quality of the assets that you originate or…——
Revenue growthThis year the loans had a robust growth of about 28%, 29% year-on-year in the quarter and we do have aggressive plans across various segments in CRB b…—And that will sort of help in building not only the top line but also some of the margins back.——You will appreciate that NII or NIM is a function of risk and you got it connected with the credit too and we chose to be risk off all through the pan…