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HDFC BANK LTD
HDFC Bank is an India-based financial services provider headquartered in Mumbai. Its principal businesses are retail banking, wholesale banking, treasury services and insurance services. Retail banking serves individuals and businesses with deposits, loans, credit and debit cards, payment wallets, bill payments, investments and insurance products. The Bank also provides services to lower-income individuals and rural communities through its Sustainable Livelihood Initiative. Its digital platform, HDFC Bank XpressWay, offers over 40 banking products and services. HDFC Bank serves customers through branches, ATMs/CDMs, business correspondents, telephone, internet and mobile banking. Its offerings include housing, auto and personal loans, commercial vehicle and construction equipment finance, and credit cards. It also provides corporate and institutional clients with digital transaction, payment and reporting services. The Bank makes money through its banking, treasury and insurance operations, including lending and financial products. As of March 31, 2026, it had 9,689 branches and 21,172 ATMs/CDMs in 4,175 cities and towns.
HDFC Bank launched a Flexi Electric Car Loan, separating battery financing from vehicle loans for EVs. The bank claims this reduces upfront costs and aligns payments with usage. The product is available for EVs from leading manufacturers and aims to make ownership more affordable, reflecting broader shifts in auto financing.
Indian stock markets rallied on Tuesday, with Hindustan Unilever (HUL) up 2.9%, HDFC Bank up 2.9%, and IndiGo up 2.4%. Sensex and Nifty 50 gained 765 and 203 points, respectively. Jefferies and Nomura maintained a BUY rating for HUL, citing strong Q2 growth. IndiGo's CEO called for lower airport fees, while the airline reported a 34% yield increase and narrowed net loss.
HDFC Bank's ADR (HDB) rose 2.3% to $22.69 on Monday as Anup Bagchi took over as CEO. The bank faces challenges, including slow profit growth and governance scrutiny. Shares are near 52-week lows, trading at 13x earnings.
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HDFC Bank launched a Flexi Electric Car Loan, separating battery financing from vehicle loans for EVs. The bank claims this reduces upfront costs and aligns payments with usage. The product is available for EVs from leading manufacturers and aims to make ownership more affordable, reflecting broader shifts in auto financing.
Indian stock markets rallied on Tuesday, with Hindustan Unilever (HUL) up 2.9%, HDFC Bank up 2.9%, and IndiGo up 2.4%. Sensex and Nifty 50 gained 765 and 203 points, respectively. Jefferies and Nomura maintained a BUY rating for HUL, citing strong Q2 growth. IndiGo's CEO called for lower airport fees, while the airline reported a 34% yield increase and narrowed net loss.
HDFC Bank's ADR (HDB) rose 2.3% to $22.69 on Monday as Anup Bagchi took over as CEO. The bank faces challenges, including slow profit growth and governance scrutiny. Shares are near 52-week lows, trading at 13x earnings.
HDFC Bank shares fell 0.34% to ₹690.45, with high selling volume. The decline follows the departure of Sanjay D’Souza, Group Head of Business Banking. The bank has seen multiple leadership changes recently. The stock is down 30.26% year-to-date, with a P/E of 13.34.
HDFC Capital and DivyaSree Developers launched a ₹1,500 crore fund for residential projects in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai. The partnership aims to develop projects over 3-4 years, with potential revenue of ₹6,750 crore, according to the companies.
Deven Choksey Research maintains a buy rating on HDFC Bank (HDFCB) with a price target of Rs 981. The brokerage acknowledges short-term challenges, including regulatory headwinds and governance concerns, but expects long-term growth. Foreign investors have reduced their stake, while domestic institutions have increased theirs. The bank's profit growth is forecasted at 7% in FY27 and 12% in FY28.
HDFC Bank's board appointed Rajiv Kumar, a former IAS officer and ex-Finance Secretary of India, as part-time chairman for 3 years, pending RBI approval. Kumar has a background in financial sector reforms and electoral management.
HDFC Bank announced the retirement of Sanjay D'Souza, Group Head of Business Banking, effective October 31, 2026. D'Souza, who served 27 years, played a key role in growing the bank's SME business. The bank acknowledged his contributions.
Ashima Limited (IN:ASHIMASYN) has settled a legal dispute with HDFC Bank, withdrawing its civil suit and allowing the bank to release Rs 4.06 crore to the company. This resolves a long-standing issue, potentially strengthening Ashima's financial position and providing clarity for stakeholders.
HDFC Bank allotted 4.68 million equity shares to employees under its stock option and incentive schemes. The bank's paid-up equity share capital increased from 15.43 billion to 15.43 billion shares. The allotment was made on 30 October 2026, and the information was submitted to stock exchanges.