
ICICI Bank, India's biggest private-sector lender, has reported a 14 per cent rise in quarterly profit, roughly matching analyst estimates and setting a record, as growth in income from interest and fees outpaced growth in bad loans.
The bank, which is also listed in New York, said net profit reached an all-time high of Rs 28.89 billion ($466.42 million) in the fiscal third quarter ended December 31, from Rs 25.32 billion a year earlier.
The result compared with the Rs 29.18 billion average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters.
Net non-performing loans as a percentage of net advances was 1.27 per cent, from 1.09 per cent in the second quarter.
Shares of ICICI were trading 6 per cent lower after the earnings release, versus a 1.6 per cent fall in BSE Sensex.
(Reuters)
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