Capital Small Finance Bank Reports Steady Growth in March Quarter

Capital Small Finance Bank has announced its financial results for the March quarter, reflecting stable earnings and a controlled asset quality. The bank reported an interest income of 2.31 billion rupees, demonstrating consistent revenue generation from its lending operations.  

 

The bank’s gross non-performing assets (NPA) stood at 2.58 percent, indicating a measured approach to risk management. Despite economic fluctuations, the institution maintained profitability, posting a net profit of 342.4 million rupees for the quarter.  

 

In a positive development for shareholders, the bank has declared a final dividend of 4 rupees per share, reinforcing its commitment to rewarding investors. Analysts view this as a sign of financial stability and confidence in future growth.  

 

Market observers suggest that Capital Small Finance Bank’s ability to sustain earnings while keeping NPAs in check highlights its prudent financial strategy. The bank continues to focus on expanding its lending portfolio while maintaining asset quality.  

 

Quarterly insights:  

 

- Interest income reaches 2.31 billion rupees, reflecting stable lending operations  

- Gross NPA recorded at 2.58 percent, indicating controlled asset risk  

- Net profit stands at 342.4 million rupees, showcasing steady financial performance  

- Final dividend of 4 rupees per share declared, benefiting shareholders  

- Analysts highlight the bank’s balanced approach to growth and risk management  

 

Sources: Yahoo Finance, Economic Times, Capital Small Finance Bank Filings