Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Yes Bank Projection for Q3 FY11

Hello Friends,

Company: Yes Bank
Recommendation: Strong BUY

There is an opportunity to make some short term trading profits on the Yes Bank counter. The Q3 results are expected to be out today afternoon. As per my projections, it is expected to deliver a Net Profit in the range of Rs. 190 to 200 crore which converts to an EPS of Rs. 5.6 to 5.8 and a Book Value as on date to about Rs. 106-107. Besides, the management is expected to give out their exposure to MFI's which most of the investors are awaiting. Once the bank comes out with a decent set of nos, backed by strong statements on MFI exposure, I expect massive buying coming on the counter. Also, the market is expecting Yes Bank to lose quite a lot on Net Interest Margin. But the fact of the matter is that Yes Bank has increased its PLR and Base Rate atleast 3 times in last 2 quarters, the result impact of which will start from third quarter. One may note that Yes Bank has a low CASA ratio of roughly 10% but it has a strong capability to pass on the increase in its PLR and Base Rate to some 80 -90 % of its borrowers. This makes for a perfect Q3 for Yes Bank.

The only head wind that remains after this is the MFI exposure that the bank has. The respite though is that the MFI exposure of Yes Bank is only about 1% of its advances and is to some extent backed by gold and other securities. The details on this front will be out today. After having followed this management for more than 2 years now, I have a feeling that they will already have prepared a very strong response to address the investors fears.

My detailed projections for the quarter ended Dec 31, 2010 are as follows:


INCOME STATEMENT Amt (Cr.) 
  
Interest Earned         1,201
 Interest on Advances             912
 Income on Investments             284
 Interest on Balance with RBI and Others                3
 Other Interest Income                2
  
 Other Income (Non Interest Income)             155
 Transaction Banking              42
 Financial Markets              25
 Financial Advisory              70
 Third Party Distribution and Retail Fees              18
  
 Total Revenue (1+2)          1,356
  
 Interest Expended             863
 Borrowings             116
 Deposits             747
  
 Operating Expenses             193
 Employee Costs              95
 Other Operating Exp              78
 Provisions and Contingencies              20
  
 Total Expenditure (3+4)          1,056
  
 Profit Before Tax (I-II)             300
 Tax Expense              99
 Net Profit             201
  
 Basic EPS            5.80
 Book Value per Share        106.90
  
  
 BALANCE SHEET  
  
 Share Capital             347
 Reserves & Surplus          3,358
 Deposits        45,514
 Borrowings          5,270
 Other Liabilities & Provisions          2,749
 Total        57,237
  
 Cash and Balance with RBI          4,627
 Balance with Banks and Money at Call          1,038
 Investments        16,084
 Advances        33,383
 Fixed Assets             120
 Other Assets          1,985
 Total        57,237



  
 IMPORTANT RATIOS  
  
 Gross Yld on Clean Avg Adv (Not Annu) 2.87%
 Gross Yld on Clean Avg Adv (Annualised) 11.48%
 Gross Yield on Investments (Not Annu) 1.86%
 Gross Yield on Investments (Annualised) 7.43%
 Interest Cost on FDs (Not Annu) 1.93%
 Interest Cost on FDs (Annualised) 7.73%
 % Growth in Advances (Q-on-Q)              13
% of Gross NPA0.22%
% Net NPA0.06%
 Tax Expense %              33
  
 OTHER FINANCIAL DATA  
 Average Advances for the Quarter        31,865
 Average Investments for the Quarter        15,270
 Average FD's for the Quarter        38,285
 Average Borrowings for the Quarter          5,235
 Gross NPA              75
 Net NPA              19
 Net Interest Income (NII)             338
  
  
 OTHER NON FINANCIAL DATA  
  
 No of Branches             195
 No of Employees          4,000



Disclaimer: I have holdings, trade in, and have derivative positions in Yes Bank. I have also recommended Yes Bank to my friends, relatives and others.

Ankit Shah

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