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Financial Services · NSE: ICICIBANK

ICICI Bank

Price as of 12 Nov 2026
1,590.00+1.17%

Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 17 Oct 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

0–50​bpsCredit costBanerjee · Q&A · p. 31
145​branchesBranches added · H1 FY27Banerjee · p. 27
6​%Repo rateBatra · Q&A · p. 8
1​%Overseas book margin · OverseasBanerjee · Q&A · p. 36
M.Cap
₹11,41,318Cr₹11.41L Cr
P/E
19.3×
1Y return
+17.01%
From 52W high
−1.6%

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Share price

Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Interest earned55,99248,181+16.2%52,241+7.2%
Net interest income30,33626,164+15.9%29,177+4.0%
Operating profit24,01019,974+20.2%22,604+6.2%
Net profit16,33313,357+22.3%15,440+5.8%
EPS (₹)22.4918.42+22.1%21.29+5.6%

From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.

Guidance

Credit cost · long term—-50 bpsCredit cost expected to be up to 50 basis points

Margin moderation to fully reflect in Q3, then margins expected to move back up

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · p. 26
“The increase in proportion of the assets of overseas branches in the total assets and large sequential increase in the retail term deposit base have led to a moderation in margins, and the full impact would reflect in the third quarter, after which we expect the margins to start moving back up, even based on the current level of policy rates.”

Further margin moderation expected in Q3 as FCNR (B) full impact comes in

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 34
“The FCNR (B) deposits were raised during Q2. So, the full impact of this on the average balance sheet will come in Q3, and we will see a further moderation in margins, offset a little bit by the rate hike, which has already taken place.”

Margins expected to recover from Q4 even with no further rate hikes

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 34
“But then from Q4, I would expect margins to come back in a healthy way as these factors start to reverse out, even assuming that there are no further rate hikes.”

Marginal NIM decline expected this quarter, then NIM to start increasing

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 12
“We do expect a marginal decline in NIM in the current quarter. But after that, we do expect NIM to start increasing even at the current policy rate levels.”

More figures from the call

Company · Risks
₹1,185​CrFund based outstanding under resolution
“The total fund based outstanding to all standard borrowers under resolution as per various guidelines declined to 11.85 billion Rupees at September 30, 2026 from 13.63 billion Rupees at June 30, 2026 and 16.24 billion Rupees at September 30, 2025.”
Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officerp. 25

In short

  1. 01Margins are expected to moderate further in Q3 as the full FCNR (B) impact shows, then recover from Q4.
  2. 02The Bank mobilised about $18 billion of FCNR (B) deposits at a landed cost of about 6.5%, to be deployed over the next two quarters.
  3. 03Loans grew 30.0% year-on-year (24.1% excluding loans against FCNR (B)); deposits grew 27.1%.
  4. 04Credit cost is expected to be up to 50 basis points; Q2 provisions were Rs 851 crore.
  5. 05Profit after tax grew 20.1% to Rs 14,843 crore; PBT excluding treasury grew 23.4%.
  6. 06Agri standard asset provision of Rs 1,283 crore may be reversed after RBI review, with an update expected over the next 2 quarters.
  7. 07Management says it gives no forecast and has no target for loan or deposit growth.

Segments

Total loans grew 30.0% year-on-year and 12.3% sequentially

Sandeep Bakhshi · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 22
“The overall loan portfolio including the international branches portfolio grew by 30.0% year-on-year and 12.3% sequentially at September 30, 2026.”

Loans excluding FCNR (B)-backed international loans grew 24.1% year-on-year

Sandeep Bakhshi · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 22
“Excluding loans provided by international branches of the Bank against FCNR (B) deposits, total loans grew by 24.1% year-on-year and 7.3% sequentially.”

Retail and rural: Retail and rural portfolio grew 14.8% year-on-year

Sandeep Bakhshi · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 22
“The retail and rural portfolio grew by 14.8% year-on-year and 3.2% sequentially.”

Business banking: Business banking portfolio grew 33.8% year-on-year

Sandeep Bakhshi · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 22
“The business banking portfolio grew by 33.8% year-on-year and 11.1% sequentially.”

Domestic corporate: Domestic corporate portfolio grew 30.6% year-on-year

Sandeep Bakhshi · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 22
“The domestic corporate portfolio grew by 30.6% year-on-year and 10.4% sequentially.”

Demand

Corporate: Corporate growth broad-based; some demand shift from bonds and ECBs to bank loans

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 6
“The growth has been largely broad-based, and it includes segments across capex, and a higher working capital cycle. Yes, there has been some demand shift from bond market, ECBs, towards bank borrowing.”

Corporate: Corporate growth not temporary parking of FCNR funds; driven by client demand

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 30
“I don't think there is anything of temporary parking of FCNR funds, etc. It is really a response to client demand and our view on pricing.”

Jewel loans: Gold loans becoming an urban product across customer segments

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 13
“the interesting thing is gold loan is no longer a rural product. It is as much becoming an urban product, and it is spanning across all customer segments.”

Growth supported by shift from bond markets and offshore to onshore rupee markets

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 34
“I think for banks in general and for us, growth is supported currently by some of the factors that we mentioned earlier, including some amount of shift from bond markets as well as some amount of shift from offshore to onshore rupee markets.”

Margins and costs

Normalised credit cost to advances about 50 basis points in Q2

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · p. 27
“Adjusting for one-off corporate recoveries, standard asset provision on loans provided against FCNR (B) deposits and seasonality of KCC provisioning, the normalized credit cost to advances would be about 50 basis points.”

NIM 4.18% in Q2 vs 4.36% in Q1 and 4.30% a year ago

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · p. 26
“The net interest margin was 4.18% in this quarter compared to 4.36% in the previous quarter and 4.30% in Q2 of last year.”

CASA to term deposit mix change cut margin by about 9-10 basis points

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 9
“there has been a marginal decline in CASA ratio, and the impact of that mix change between CASA and term deposits has been about nine to ten basis points.”

domestic: Domestic NIM excluding tax refund 4.32% vs 4.36% in previous quarter

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · p. 26
“The domestic NIM excluding benefit of interest on income tax refund was 4.32% in the current quarter compared to 4.36% in the previous quarter and 4.37% in Q2 of last year.”

Cost of deposits 4.50% vs 4.41% in previous quarter

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · p. 26
“The cost of deposits was 4.50% in this quarter compared to 4.41% in the previous quarter and 4.64% in Q2 of last year.”

Debt and working capital

Landed cost of FCNR (B) deposits about 6.5% including hedging

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · p. 14
“On the cost part of it, I think the landed cost comes to about 6.5%, that includes hedging and everything else on FCNR (B).”

FCNR (B) funds available for three to five years

3–5​years
Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · p. 7
“These funds are available for us to provide in three to five years, which actually gives us a very stable source of funding.”

FCNR (B) used to repay bulk deposits and fund loans; rest to be deployed over two quarters

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · p. 7
“We have deployed this in paying off some bulk deposits. Some of this has gotten deployed in the loan growth which has happened during the quarter. The other balance, we would deploy it over the next two quarters.”

FCNR (B) deposits exempt from SLR, CRR and PSL requirements

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · p. 7
“As you are aware, these deposits are exempt from SLR, CRR, and PSL requirements, which ensures that these incremental deposits are earning accretive.”

Total deposits grew 27.1% year-on-year and 11.8% sequentially

Sandeep Bakhshi · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 21
“Total deposits grew by 27.1% year-on-year and 11.8% sequentially at September 30, 2026.”

Fund raising

About $18 billion of gross FCNR (B) deposits mobilised under RBI swap facility

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · p. 3
“The Bank has mobilised gross FCNR (B) deposits of about $18 billion, pursuant to Reserve Bank of India’s swap facility”

FCNR (B): about $10 billion leveraged, $3.63 billion partner banks, $4.34 billion retail

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · p. 10
“Out of the $18 billion that we garnered, leveraged deposits were about close to $10 billion. With partner banks, leverage was about $3.63 billion. There were retail customers who did not take any leverage, was about $4.34 billion.”

Acquisitions and new business

ICICI Life: Bank bought 2% more of ICICI Life for Rs 1,470 crore

Sandeep Bakhshi · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 22
“The Bank purchased 2% additional shareholding in ICICI Life Insurance Limited for consideration of 14.70 billion Rupees during the quarter.”

Management

Bank says it has a strong bench after senior executive exit

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 11
“We do have a strong bench within the Bank, and whoever leaves us, we wish them the very best.”

One-offs

Agri: Agri provision may be reversed in the coming quarter or the next, if RBI agrees

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 10
“once we have a final discussion with the Reserve Bank of India, and if they are comfortable with the provisioning, we will reverse it at this point of time. So probably, that will happen in the coming quarter or the next.”

Agri: Update on agri provision review expected over next 2 quarters

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 31
“That process is underway. Hopefully, we should have an update on that over the next 2 quarters.”

Corporate: One relatively chunky corporate recovery in the quarter

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 31
“Yes, in this quarter, there was one relatively chunky recovery on the corporate side.”

FCNR (B) processing fees in fee income roughly offset by higher opex for funding

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 39
“Yes, there is some amount of the processing fees that were charged for the leverage against FCNR. But equally, for example, if you look at the opex, the sequential increase in opex, it's largely due to the cost of the wholesale resources, bonds and loans that we raised during the quarter to fund that leverage. So broadly, the two even each other out.”

Subsidiary dividend Rs 463 crore vs Rs 810 crore, due to AMC timing shift

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · p. 27
“Dividend income from subsidiaries was 4.63 billion Rupees in this quarter compared to 8.10 billion Rupees in Q2 of last year primarily reflecting the shift in timing of dividend declaration from quarterly to half-yearly basis by ICICI Prudential AMC Limited.”

Risks

Agri: No material impact on agri portfolio from drought so far

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 15
“As we speak, there is no material impact witnessed in our portfolio.”

Agri: Agri standard asset provision of Rs 1,283 crore held till RBI review completes

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · p. 25
“The Bank also continues to hold additional standard asset provision of 12.83 billion Rupees made in Q3 of FY2026 as directed by RBI in respect of the agricultural priority sector portfolio till completion of the review process.”

Corporate: BB and below corporate exposure Rs 3,547 crore

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · p. 25
“The loans and non-fund based outstanding to performing corporate borrowers rated BB and below was 35.47 billion Rupees at September 30, 2026 as compared to 34.85 billion Rupees at June 30, 2026 and 36.61 billion Rupees at September 30, 2025.”

NBFCs and HFCs: NBFC and HFC loans about 4.3% of advances

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · p. 23
“The total outstanding loans to NBFCs and HFCs were about 4.3% of our advances at September 30, 2026.”

Builder portfolio: Builder loan portfolio 4.0% of total loans

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · p. 24
“The builder loan portfolio was 4.0% of our total loan portfolio.”

Other

FCNR (B) mobilisation better than originally expected

Sandeep Batra · Executive Director · p. 10
“Frankly, I would say that we have done better than what we originally thought we would do when this scheme started.”

Net NPA ratio 0.30% vs 0.35% in June 2026

Sandeep Bakhshi · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 22
“The net NPA ratio was 0.30% at September 30, 2026 compared to 0.35% at June 30, 2026 and 0.39% at September 30, 2025.”

Gross NPA additions Rs 4,833 crore vs Rs 5,034 crore a year ago

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · p. 24
“The gross NPA additions were 48.33 billion Rupees in the current quarter compared to 50.34 billion Rupees in Q2 of last year.”

Corporate: Corporate new NPL formation negligible

Anindya Banerjee · Group Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 31
“On provisioning, I think if we look at it on the NPL formation in the corporate side, new NPL formation on the corporate side is negligible.”

Contingency provisions of Rs 13,100 crore, about 0.7% of advances

Sandeep Bakhshi · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 22
“In addition, the Bank continues to hold contingency provisions of 131.00 billion Rupees or about 0.7% of total advances at September 30, 2026.”

Sources

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