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CC/S&B/AND/2023/596 04.11.2023
Madam / Sir,
ln compliance with the provisions of Regulation 30 read with Part A of Schedule III and
other applicable provisions of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015, we enclose the
presentation for Analysts / Investors on Financial Results of the Bank for the quarter
and half year ended 30th September, 2023.
The analyst presentation has been hosted on the website of the Bank and is available
under the link:
https://sbi.co.in/web/investor-relations/analyst-presentation
Please arrange to take the above disclosure on record and for dissemination.
Yours faithfully,
(Aruna N Dak)
AGM (Compliance & Company Secretary)
Quarterly Q2FY24
ANALYST PRESENTATION |04.11.2023
Safe Harbor Certain statements in these slides are forward-looking
statements. These statements are based on Management's
current expectations and are subject to uncertainty and
changes in circumstances. Actual outcomes may differ
materially from those included in these statements due to a
variety of factors.
Contents
1 2 3
Macro Economic Performance Financial
Indicators 04-05 Highlights 06-20 Performance 21-27
4 5 6
Capital Adequacy & Digital Banking with a
Asset Quality 28-33 Journey 34-44 Purpose 45-51
7
Subsidiaries, Group
Financials & Balance Sheet 52-57
Macro Economic
Indicators
Macro Economic Performance Financial Capital Adequacy Digital Banking with a Subsidiaries, Group
Indicators Highlights Performance & Asset Quality Journey Purpose Financials & Balance Sheet
%
1.0
extended by SCBs rose by 19.3% (YoY) as on 06 October 2023, largely remaining broad- 10.0 0.0
based. -1.0
• High frequency indicators showing acceleration increased in quarter ending Sep’23. GST 5.0 -2.0
revenues remain robust. Monthly GST threshold has now increased to ₹ 1.66 trillion in Apr- -3.0
Oct’23 (₹ 1.5 trillion in FY23). 0.0 -4.0
7-Apr-23
8-Sep-23
6-Oct-23
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5-May-23
2-Jun-23
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11-Aug-23
25-Aug-23
22-Sep-23
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30-Jun-23
19-May-23
• FY24 real GDP is expected to grow at 6.5% with Q2 GDP growth projections with an
upward bias. CPI inflation averaging 5.4% in FY24.
GST revenue (₹ Trillion) remains robust and above the 1-year trend % of high frequency indicators showing acceleration
Quarterly Average
1.9
1.7 88
1.7 1.6
1.6 1.6 1.6 79
1.6 1.6 76
1.5 1.5 1.5 70
1.5 1.5 69 70
61
Jul-23
Jan-23
Jun-23
Sep-22
Aug-23
Sep-23
Oct-22
Nov-22
Dec-22
Feb-23
Mar-23
Apr-23
Oct-23
May-23
Key trends
Key indicators
(₹ in Crores)
18,86,014 3,20,288
1.10
Net Interest Income 35,183 38,905 39,500 12.27% 17,97,752
2,71,832
Net Interest Margin – Domestic (%) 3.55 3.47 3.43 -12 bps
Profit & Loss
0.76
(₹ in Crores)
17.83%
34 bps
Operating Profit 21,120 25,297 19,417 -8.07%
4.91%
Net Profit 13,265 16,884 14,330 8.03%
Credit Cost 0.28 0.32 0.22 -6 bps Sep 22 Sep 23 Sep 22 Sep 23 H1FY23 H1FY24
649 bps
Gross Advances 30,35,071 33,03,731 34,11,252 12.39%
Balance Sheet
17.36%
13.12%
(₹ in Crores)
Retail Personal Advances 10,74,853 12,04,279 12,43,421 15.68% Sep 22 Sep 23 Sep 22 Sep 23 H1FY23 H1FY24
Credit growth
As on Sep 2023
Credit growth
Retail Personal Banking
Leadership across all segments
lakh crore
Home Loans
Auto Loans
3 - year CAGR at
Xpress Credit
Sep 23:
Personal Gold Loans
of Dom. Adv.
As per latest available data Bank’s market share in Home loans is 27.4% & in Auto loans is 19.3%
Q2FY24 Analyst Presentation 10
Macro Economic PerformancePerformance
Macro Economic FinancialFinancial Capital
Capital Adequacy
Adequacy Digital
Digital Bankingwith
Banking with aa Subsidiaries, Group
Overview
Indicators Performance
IndicatorsHighlights Highlights Performance & Asset
& Asset Quality
Quality Journey
Journey Purpose
Purpose Financials & Balance Sheet
Credit growth
Diversified Loan Portfolio
High quality asset book
Corporate Rating mix (%) Industry mix (₹ in Crores)
Credit growth
International Banking
Gross Advances: On growth trajectory Break up of Loan Portfolio (%) Loan Portfolio across Geographies (%)
₹ in Crores
5,27,245
4,87,681 4,92,440 4,83,299 7 USA UK
Local Lending 32
6 27 HongKong Bahrain
31.6 33.4
6 Singapore GIFT City (India)
India Linked Loans
6 UAE Japan
Trade Finance 6 Germany Antwerp
20
8 Others
35.0 9
Deposit growth
₹ in Crores
CA, CA,
Saving Bank Deposits (SA) 15,65,174 16,33,039 4.34
5.77 5.62
CASA Deposits 17,97,752 18,86,014 4.91
CASA: CASA:
Asset quality
Slippages Restructuring
₹ in Crores
Corporate 0 0
H1FY23 H1FY24
Total Restructuring 24,302 20,854
6.83 6.90
3.29 3.37 3.33 3.31 6.51
3.17 6.29 6.40
2.24 2.19
1.67 1.69
1.44
Sep 22 Dec 22 Mar 23 Jun 23 Sep 23 Sep 22 Dec 22 Mar 23 Jun 23 Sep 23
Domestic Ops Overseas Ops Whole Bank Domestic
3.80 2.10
3.26 1.75
2.50 1.35
Sep 22 Dec 22 Mar 23 Jun 23 Sep 23 Sep 22 Dec 22 Mar 23 Jun 23 Sep 23
Domestic Foreign Offices
Domestic Foreign Offices
969
790 797
6,536
1,524 879
1,289
5,942
18.29%
10.31%
10.00%
0.91%
Q2FY23 Q2FY24 Q2FY23 Q2FY24 Q2FY23 Q2FY24 Q2FY23 Q2FY24
Fee Income grew by Cross Sell Income grew by Recovery from AUCA accounts at
Non-interest income
Treasury Operations
AFS Book (%)
Sep 2022 Sep 2023
48
6.29% 6.90%
48
Sep 22 Sep 23
Q2FY24 Analyst Presentation 17
Macro Economic PerformancePerformance
Macro Economic FinancialFinancial Capital
Capital Adequacy
Adequacy Digital
Digital Bankingwith
Banking with aa Subsidiaries, Group
Overview
Indicators Performance
IndicatorsHighlights Highlights Performance & Asset
& Asset Quality
Quality Journey
Journey Purpose
Purpose Financials & Balance Sheet
Operating expenses
Focus continues on improving income streams with control on costs
37.2
1.99
1.81 1.86
26.8
36.0
FY22 FY23 H1FY24
Salary Retiral benefits & other provisions Overheads Total cost to average assets, %
Provisions
Credit costs at PCR at Non NPA provisions at
for Q2FY24 legacy book well provided of Net NPA at end of Q2FY24
Available Buffer
₹ in Crores
13.92 improvement in
15.00
0.48
0.00
-3.78
-5.00
-10.00
FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 H1FY24
Upward trend
in ROA
ROA (in %) Continuous
1.10 improvement in
0.96
ROA from FY19
0.67 onwards;
0.48 Guidance of ROA
0.38 of 1%+ on track
0.02
-0.19
Financials – at a glance
Particulars (₹ in Crores) Quarter Ended Half Year Ended Growth (%)
Interest Income 79,860 95,975 1,01,379 1,52,536 1,97,354 5.63 26.95 29.38
Interest Expenses 44,676 57,070 61,879 86,157 1,18,949 8.43 38.51 38.06
Net Interest Income 35,183 38,905 39,500 66,379 78,405 1.53 12.27 18.12
Non Interest Income 8,874 12,063 10,791 11,186 22,854 -10.55 21.59 104.30
Operating Income 44,058 50,968 50,291 77,566 1,01,259 -1.33 14.15 30.55
Operating Expenses 22,938 25,671 30,874 43,693 56,545 20.27 34.60 29.41
Operating Profit 21,120 25,297 19,417 33,873 44,714 -23.25 -8.07 32.01
Total Provisions 7,855 8,413 5,087 14,540 13,499 -39.54 -35.25 -7.16
Net Profit 13,265 16,884 14,330 19,333 31,214 -15.13 8.03 61.46
NIM (Whole Bank) (%) 3.32 3.33 3.29 3.17 3.31 -4 bps -3 bps 14 bps
NIM (Domestic) (%) 3.55 3.47 3.43 3.39 3.45 -4 bps -12 bps 6 bps
Cost to Income Ratio (%) 52.06 50.37 61.39 56.33 55.84 1,102 bps 933 bps -49 bps
Cost to Assets (%) 1.79 1.86 2.17 1.72 1.99 31 bps 38 bps 27 bps
Total income
Particulars (₹ in Crores) Quarter Ended Half Year Ended Growth (%)
Interest on Loans 52,383 67,128 70,260 98,856 1,37,387 4.67 34.13 38.98
Interest on Resources 24,405 26,366 28,293 48,023 54,659 7.31 15.93 13.82
Other Interest income 3,071 2,481 2,826 5,656 5,308 13.91 -7.97 -6.16
Total Interest Income 79,860 95,975 1,01,379 1,52,536 1,97,354 5.63 26.95 29.38
Fee Income 5,942 6,625 6,536 12,314 13,161 -1.35 10.00 6.88
Profit / Loss on Sale / Revaluation of Investments 457 3,847 2,021 -6,092 5,868 -47.47 342.36 196.33
Forex Income 406 286 298 905 584 4.07 -26.74 -35.54
Misc. Income 2,069 1,305 1,936 4,060 3,241 48.35 -6.45 -20.17
Total Non Interest Income 8,874 12,063 10,791 11,186 22,854 -10.55 21.59 104.30
Total Income 88,734 1,08,039 1,12,169 1,63,722 2,20,208 3.82 26.41 34.50
Loan Processing Charges 1,289 1,026 1,524 2,601 2,550 48.58 18.29 -1.93
Commission on Govt. Business 1,058 1,006 1,020 2,079 2,025 1.42 -3.58 -2.60
Commission on LC/BG 790 780 797 1,558 1,577 2.22 0.91 1.17
Cross Selling 879 692 969 1,472 1,661 40.06 10.31 12.86
Remittance, Collection, etc. 1,536 1,432 1,476 3,119 2,908 3.11 -3.91 -6.77
Misc. Fee Income 391 1,690 749 1,484 2,439 -55.67 91.81 64.34
Fee Income 5,942 6,625 6,536 12,314 13,161 -1.35 10.00 6.88
Total expenses
Particulars (₹ in Crores) Quarter Ended Half Year Ended Growth (%)
Interest on Deposits 39,340 49,930 54,474 76,640 1,04,404 9.10 38.47 36.23
Interest on Borrowings 3,871 4,734 4,594 6,608 9,329 -2.95 18.70 41.18
Other Interest paid 1,466 2,406 2,811 2,909 5,217 16.82 91.79 79.34
Total Interest Expenses 44,676 57,070 61,879 86,157 1,18,949 8.43 38.51 38.06
Provisions for Employees 3,747 5,960 9,221 6,304 15,181 54.71 146.11 140.82
Staff Expenses 12,867 16,601 18,926 24,919 35,527 14.01 47.09 42.57
of which: Business Acquisition & Development Expenses 1,162 893 1,509 2,880 2,402 68.90 29.87 -16.57
Operating Expenses 22,938 25,671 30,874 43,693 56,545 20.27 34.60 29.41
Total Expenses 67,614 82,742 92,753 1,29,850 1,75,495 12.10 37.18 35.15
Overheads
Particulars (₹ in Crores) Quarter Ended Half Year Ended Growth (%)
Rent, Taxes and Lighting 1,436 1,292 1,552 2,623 2,844 20.17 8.07 8.42
Printing and Stationery 173 175 208 307 383 19.23 20.09 24.71
Postage & Telecommunications 145 121 135 259 256 11.04 -6.92 -1.10
Repairs and Maintenance to Bank's Property 274 240 289 485 529 20.50 5.53 9.14
Travelling & Halting 385 309 407 663 716 31.46 5.51 7.93
Deposit & General Insurance 1,047 1,387 1,660 2,467 3,046 19.69 58.53 23.49
Business Acquisition & Development Expenses 1,162 893 1,509 2,880 2,402 68.90 29.87 -16.57
ATM / CDM / Debit Card / Other Tech Expenses 2,630 2,028 2,435 4,027 4,463 20.05 -7.41 10.84
Misc. Expenses 2,012 1,808 2,920 3,422 4,727 61.50 45.09 38.13
14.56
14.28
13.51
2.59 50.25 50.48 49.26
2.50
2.39 12.1
1.78 1.84
1.59
29
10.19 9.94
9.53
#
Including Profits of H1FY24, total CAR stands at 15.37% and CET-1 at 11.03%
Q2FY24 Analyst Presentation 29
Macro Economic
Macro Economic Performance PerformanceFinancialFinancial Capital Adequacy
Capital Adequacy Digital
Digital Bankingwith
Banking with aa Subsidiaries, Group
Overview
Highlights Performance Journey Purpose
Indicators
Indicators Highlights Performance & Asset Quality
& Asset Quality Journey Purpose Financials & Balance Sheet
1,06,804
98,347
90,928 91,328
86,974
Cumulative for the Period (%) Sep 22 Dec 22 Mar 23 Jun 23 Sep 23
Sep 22 Dec 22 Mar 23 Jun 23 Sep 23 PCR (Incl. AUCA) 91.54 91.52 91.91 91.41 91.93
23,572 23,484 22,995 Credit cost 0.45 0.37 0.32 0.32 0.27
21,467 21,352
Opening Level of Gross NPAs 1,13,272 1,06,804 98,347 1,12,023 90,928 91,328
Closing Level of Gross NPAs 1,06,804 98,347 90,928 90,928 91,328 86,974
8,497
12,139
11,490 7,221
1,921
1,583
7,659 4,747
3,964
1,688
3,260
6,576
1,784
3,831 795 5,638
3,098 3,185
2,399
3,059
2,465 2,180
H1FY23 H1FY24 Q2FY23 Q3FY23 Q4FY23 Q1FY24 Q2FY24 Sep 22 Dec 22 Mar 23 Jun 23 Sep 23
SMA1 SMA2
Features
❑ The Enhanced YONO is now for all New to Bank (NTB) and Existing to
Bank (ETB) customers
❑ Customers of other banks can also now access and experience
seamless UPI journey on YONO
UPI
Leadership Debit card spends Mobile Banking
Remit transactions
(in Q2FY24)
YoY Txn.
Growth
(#1 Remittance Bank)
Market share in remittances
Debit
channels ATMs Mobile Banking
cards Debit Cards Debit Card spend
transactions
Debit Card spend
(in H1FY24)
Transaction value
ATM
ATM transactions
Increasing digital adoption(%) per day
2%
2%3% 2%
8%
12%
Sep 22 Sep 23 Digital*
83% ATM & CDM
88% BC Channel Share of Alternate
Branch Channels
* Digital comprises of Internet, Mobile, UPI & YONO and Green Channel
Accelerating digital agenda (5/8) YONO: Driving digital agenda of the Bank
*All Figures for Q2FY24
Digital Banking
Create seamless omni-channel SB accounts opened Fixed Deposits Card less Cash Withdrawal
customer experience
Cross Selling
Provide one-stop shop for all
Sales Mutual Fund Approved credit cards Insurance Policies sold
financial needs
65%
16% 204%
10.4%
4.53
20.5
32.6
21
new YONO registrations in of new SB a/cs have growth in no. of personal loans QoQ growth in Q2FY24
current FY been opened digitally disbursed during Q2FY24
through YONO
Q2FY24 Analyst Presentation 40
Macro Economic
Macro Economic Performance PerformanceFinancialFinancial Capital
Capital Adequacy
Adequacy & Digital Bankingwith
Banking with aa Subsidiaries, Group
Overview
Highlights Performance Asset&Quality
Asset Quality Purpose
Indicators
Indicators Highlights Performance Journey Purpose Financials & Balance Sheet
NTD Customers Customer onboarded 1,29,245 Active Users (Desktop) 24,08,480 Active Users (YB App) 10,41,972
Import LC Import letter of credit ₹ 26,998 Cr Digital LCs 3,496 (Nos.) Digital 70%*
Inland LC Inland letter of credit ₹ 9,679 Cr Digital LCs 6,447 (Nos.) Digital 79%*
Letter of Credit
Export LC Export letter of credit ₹ 7,067 Cr Digital LCs 3,557 (Nos.) Digital 40%*
Total Value
Insta Home
RTXC POS online
Topup
₹ 388 Cr. ₹ 104 Cr.
₹ 737 Cr.
HY1FY23 HY1FY24
PBBU
JV Product ₹ 46,052 Cr
SBI Card
Commission
₹ 112 Cr Besides this, significant value
₹ 190 Cr
(fee)
created through Income Leakage
SMEBU Recovery, Risk Mitigation &
JV Income ₹ 4,323 Cr Operational Efficiency
₹ 190 Cr
REHBU
₹ 4,538 Cr
SBI Life Mutual Fund ABU
₹ 6 Cr ₹ 72 Cr ₹ 5,829 Cr
Customer Delight
Higher compute, velocity and variety of Data
E2E Integrated with SPARK in-memory analytics and GPU based
Personalized Risk Efficient
Digital compute nodes
Marketing Mitigation Processes
Journeys
Financial Inclusion
No. of BC outlets Transactions in BC Channel Deposits in FI Accounts Market Leader Social Security Schemes
(PSBs) (Share in %)
2,40,000 35.00
90,000
3,511 (As on 30.09.2023)
30.10 3,137 3,500
27.61
80,000
43.35
79,647 30.00
70,000
3,000
38.52
66,757 25.00
60,813
Transaction 60,000
Amount Deposits
20.00
(₹ in Cr)
50,000
2,000
(₹ in Cr) PMSBY
1,80,000
1,63,196
40,000
15.00
No. of 1,500
PMJJBY
Transactions 30,000
Average
10.00
5.00 500
10,000
1,20,000 0.00 - -
Sustainability Highlights
29,680.88 MW
₹ 34.11 lakh crores 79,647 26.9%
Capacity of RE financed
Advances CSP outlets* Women in workforce*
portfolio
54,320
₹ 46.89 lakh crore >38 MWp 5,475
Candidates trained through RSETIs
Deposits Captive RE Capacity* Persons with Disabilities / Divyang*
during FY 2023-24
* indicates values that are cumulative in nature i.e. up to 30.09.2023 Q2FY24 Analyst Presentation 47
Macro Economic
Macro Economic Performance PerformanceFinancialFinancial Capital
Capital Adequacy
Adequacy & Digital
Digital Banking with
Banking with aa Subsidiaries, Group
Overview
Highlights Performance Asset&Quality
Asset Quality Purpose
Indicators
Indicators Highlights Performance Journey
Journey Purpose Financials & Balance Sheet
Environment
Vision EV Tree Plantation
• To create Pathway to Net Zero (Scope Chargers
Formation of ESG & Climate Finance Unit
1,2 and 3) for the bank by 2055 48 electric vehicle More than 7.60 lacs trees
charging stations have been planted in
• Consolidation of ESG and Climate finance functions have been open spaces and
under a dedicated unit headed by CGM to enable installed at Bank’s branch/office premises
focused attention and tapping new business Mission owned premises. during FY 2023-24
opportunities during the transition phase. To achieve by 2030: Shift to Renewal Rainwater
I. Net Zero in Scope 1 & 2 emissions energy sources Harvesting
• DMD, Chief Credit Officer is the designated Chief
Sustainability Officer of the Bank II. Facilitate at least 7.5% of domestic Solar roof tops installed 489 Rainwater Harvesting
gross advances to be Green advances in 675 Branch/AOs system have been installed
premises with a as on 30.09.2023
III. 25% of these green advances to be capacity of 16738 kWp
funded by Green Lines of Credits as on 30.09.2023
CSR Budget Utilization as on 30.09.2023 (₹ in Crores) New Initiatives for underprivileged people
Plantation of 9 lakh trees across Cauvery Basin in Tamilnadu 3.78 Primary Health Centers located across the Country.
SBIF LEAP (Livelihood & Entrepreneurship Rural Development Fellowship Flagship program to ensure
Accelerator Program) aims to achieve the UN programme which provides a framework environmentally conscious production
SDG 1 ‘’No Poverty” and SDG 17 “Partnership for bright young minds from urban areas and consumption, clean energy adoption,
for Goals” for eradicating poverty in all forms. to join hands with rural communities in restoration of ecosystems and natural
their struggles and aspirations. resources and conservation of wildlife.
• The SBI Foundation Hub for Data Science
and Analytics was officially launched at IIT, • 17 Alumni ventures given funding • Phadamachen village, a project
LEAP Bombay by Shri. Dinesh Khara, Chairman, support of ₹ 57 Lakh under SBI YFI location for the Red Panda
State Bank of India on 20th September Sahyog - the Pitch Fest since its conservation project, has received the
2023. inception in 2021. Cleanest Village of Sikkim award from
the Government of Sikkim. The village
has received a cash prize of
Healthcare vertical set up to make healthcare 5,00,000/-. SBI Foundation provided
accessible and affordable for the most Flagship program in the domain of sports.
It comprises key interventions in building support to the village for sustainable
vulnerable sections of society. waste management practices.
state-of-the-art sports infrastructure,
• Presently 43 projects underway across 23 creating and nurturing strategic
states & UTs covering Health and Women ACE partnerships
empowerment.
• The 235 athletes supported have
• 30 Sanjeevani “Clinic on Wheels” Mobile participated in 37+ tournaments since
Medical Units in operation in 18 States & 2 January 2023, have won 181 medals -
UTs. 112 Gold, 39 Silver and 31 Bronze.
Q2FY24 Analyst Presentation 50
Macro Economic
Macro Economic Performance PerformanceFinancialFinancial Capital
Capital Adequacy
Adequacy & Digital
Digital Banking with
Banking with aa Subsidiaries, Group
Overview
Highlights Performance Asset&Quality
Asset Quality Purpose
Indicators
Indicators Highlights Performance Journey
Journey Purpose Financials & Balance Sheet
Executive Committee of the Risk Management Committee Audit Committee of the Corporate Social
Central Board of the Board Board Responsibility Committee
Business Continuity and Sustainability and Business Climate Change Risk Code of Ethics
Operational resilience Policy Responsibility Policy Management Policy
Total New Business Gross Written Premium Value of New Business CIF (In Lakh) Spends Receivables
Premium
40,000 2,500
2,361 200 179 1,80,000 46,000 45,078
18,200
16,262 33,731 2,117 180 1,53,076
16,200
35,000
27,970 148 1,60,000
13,087 30,000
2,000 160
1,40,000 1,21,977 44,000
14,200 140
1,20,000 42,000
25,000 120
12,200 1,500
1,00,000
20,000 100 40,000
10,200
37,730
24%
21%
12%
21%
25%
19%
80,000
1,000 80
8,200 15,000
60,000 38,000
60
6,200 10,000
40,000
500 40
36,000
4,200 5,000 20,000
20
2,200 0 0 0 0 34,000
H1FY23 H1FY24 H1FY23 H1FY24 H1FY23 H1FY24 H1FY23 H1FY24 H1FY23 H1FY24 H1FY23 H1FY24
14%
26%
H1FY23 H1FY24 H1FY23 H1FY24
Performance Highlights
Group H1FY23# H1FY24#
PAT (₹ in cr) 351 470
• Ranked 7th amongst the Private players as on H1FY24
ROE (in %) 11.4 11.3
Performance Highlights • SBIG Market share amongst the private sector GI players including Stand Alone Health Insurance
• Ranked No.1 with Market share of 32.57% (9M CY23) India Borrower Loans in Local currency - is at 6.23% in H1FY24 vs 6.63% in H1FY23.
*
As per Ind AS
Q2FY24 Analyst Presentation 54
Macro
Macro Economic Performance PerformanceFinancialFinancial Capital
Capital Adequacy
Adequacy & Digital
Digital Bankingwith
Banking withaa Subsidiaries,
Subsidiaries, Group
Group
Macro Economic
Economic Overview
Overview
Highlights Performance Asset&Quality
Asset Quality Purpose Financials&& Balance
Balance Sheet
Indicators
Indicators Highlights Performance Journey
Journey Purpose Financials Sheet
Indicators
• CASA ▼104 bps YoY at 53.50% • Net Profit of ₹ 1,237 crores ▲50% YoY
• Advances at ₹ 89,955 crores ▲14.23% YoY • ROA ▲34 bps YoY at 1.48%
• CD Ratio ▲11 bps YoY at 71.21% • PCR ▲912 bps YoY at 82.17%
Balance sheet
Liabilities ₹ in Crores
Sep 22 Sep 23 YOY Growth (%) Sep 22 Sep 23 YOY Growth (%)
Capital 892 892 0.00 892 892 0.00
Reserves and Surplus 3,04,020 3,58,335 17.87 3,32,231 3,93,259 18.37
Minority Interest 12,160 14,307 17.66
Deposits 41,90,255 46,89,218 11.91 42,30,342 47,36,555 11.97
Borrowings 4,88,608 5,12,713 4.93 5,15,722 5,47,899 6.24
Other Liabilities & Provisions 2,16,025 2,65,160 22.75 5,10,344 6,24,140 22.30
Total Liabilities 51,99,801 58,26,318 12.05 56,01,691 63,17,053 12.77
Assets
SBI SOLO SBI GROUP
Sep 22 Sep 23 YOY Growth (%) Sep 22 Sep 23 YOY Growth (%)
Cash & balances with RBI 2,33,908 2,60,164 11.22 2,34,104 2,60,346 11.21
Bal with Banks & Money at Call and Short Notice 60,042 89,495 49.05 69,076 1,01,909 47.53
Investments 15,55,322 16,92,617 8.83 18,68,681 20,79,532 11.28
Net Advances 29,51,288 33,45,167 13.35 30,15,270 34,18,175 13.36
Fixed Assets 41,738 42,380 1.54 43,608 44,386 1.78
Other Assets 3,57,504 3,96,496 10.91 3,70,953 4,12,704 11.26
Total Assets 51,99,801 58,26,318 12.05 56,01,691 63,17,053 12.77