DBS India’s profit of fiscal year 25 increased by 81% to Rs. 684 crores

Despite the number of branches, India’s largest foreign bank, DBS Bank, has been stable, but net profit has increased by 81% in the leadership of strong growth in interest income. Net profit increased to Rs 684 crore in the year ended March 2025, which was Rs. 377 crore, which shows the results released by the bank on its website.

Both interest and fee income helped with profits. The total interest income increased 19% to 9295 crore in the year ended March 2025, which was Rs. 7837 crore. Other income, which includes income from fees and treasury, increased 32% to 2037 crore a year ago compared to Rs 1547 crore.

DBS is one of the two foreign banks with a local subsidiary. In 2020, he received a troubled Lakshmi Vilas Bank, a large network of branches across the country, especially in the south.

Close to 500 branches across India, the bank said that its total wealth in India has increased by 8% to 1.40 lakh crore from Rs 1.30 lakh crore a year ago. The total wealth included a loan book of Rs 55,360 crore in the year ended March 2025. There are two of the largest components of the bank’s balance for industry and services, which together is about 28% of the bank’s loan book.

The quality of the property remained stable with 2.78% of the total loan below 33.3333% a year ago with NPA. The bank’s capital adequacy ratio in March 2025 was 16.81%, which was 15.75% a year ago.

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