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Indian Bank posts Q4 loss of Rs 189 cr on provisioning
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SME Times News Bureau | 14 May, 2019
After logging a net loss of Rs 189.77 crore in the fourth quarter of the
last fiscal ended March, state-run Indian Bank should be back in black
in the current quarter, a top bank official said on Tuesday.
Speaking
to reporters here, the Indian Bank Chief Executive and Managing
Director Padmaja Chunduru said the bank will be in profit mode in the
first quarter of the current fiscal.
According to her, the loss
in the fourth quarter was due to the provisioning of Rs 220 crore
towards the accounts of IL&FS and another company.
The bank had posted a net profit of Rs 131.98 crore during the corresponding quarter of 2017-18.
For
the whole of the last fiscal, Indian Bank posted a net profit of Rs
321.95 crore, which was substantially lower than the Rs 1,258.99 crore
earned on this count during the previous fiscal.
During the last
financial year, Indian Bank's total income went up by eight per cent to
Rs 21,068 crore of which the interest income went up by 12 per cent to
Rs 19,185 crore.
As on March 31, 2019, Indian Bank had gross
non-performing assets (NPAs or bad loans) of Rs 13,353.45 crore and a
net NPAs of Rs 6,793.11 crore.
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