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IndusInd Bank has reported a strong comeback in its Q4 FY26 results. The bank posted a net profit of Rs. 594.2 crore, recovering from the previous year’s loss of Rs. 2,329 crore. The latest numbers show Net Interest Income surged by 43.4% to Rs. 4,372 crore. This rise came from improved earnings on loans and margins. Net interest margin also increased to 3.39% from 2.25% last year.
The bank also improved its core operations. Pre-provision operating profit reached Rs. 2,295 crore. Last year, this figure was negative. Provisions dropped to Rs. 1,482 crore from Rs. 2,522 crore a year ago. This helped increase overall profit.
Asset quality improved during the quarter. Gross slippages fell to Rs. 1,825 crore. This number was much higher in earlier periods. Net slippages also declined to Rs. 1,359 crore. These changes show better control over bad loans.
Gross NPAs stood at 3.43%, while net NPAs came down to 1.0%. Both numbers improved compared to last year. The bank reduced stress in the microfinance segment. It also followed stricter rules while giving loans. This helped in reducing fresh bad loans.
However, some pressure remains on overall growth. Deposits fell to Rs. 3,99,931 crore from the previous year’s levels. Advances also dropped to Rs. 3,15,871 crore. This shows slower loan growth during the period.
The bank still holds strong capital levels. This gives support for future growth plans. Analysts expect steady performance if loan demand improves and risks stay under control.
The board also announced a final dividend of Rs. 1.50 per share for FY26. The record date is June 26, 2026. Shareholders will receive the dividend after approval.
The IndusInd Bank Q4 results show a clear turnaround. The bank returned to profit, NII growth stayed strong, and asset quality improved. Lower NPAs also support the recovery story. Future performance will depend on credit growth and stable margins.
