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Hdfc bank bonus share: HDFC, the largest bank in the country’s private sector, is going to reward its shareholders in a very special way. The bank’s board of directors (Board of Directors) are going to meet on Friday i.e. July 19. In this, a decision will be taken to issue a special interim dividend for bonus share and financial year 2025-26. If the issue of bonus is approved, then this will be the first time in the history of the bank. However, this step will require the approval of shareholders. The bank has not yet told about bonus share ratio.
First time in the history of the bank
After this announcement made by HDFC Bank on Wednesday, its stock has gained momentum. In the information given by the bank to the stock market, it has been told that its board of directors will consider proposals to issue bonus shares under the approval of the bank’s shareholders along with the announcement of special interim dividends on the bank shares for financial year 2025-26.
The bank’s managing director and CEO Shashidhar Jagdishan had said in an annual report of the Financial Year 2024-25 released earlier this week that he is confident of increasing the advance or loan amount equal to the industry in the current financial year and the next year.
Increased deposits compared to debt
HDFC Bank Managing Director Shashidhar Jagdishan said in a message to the share holders that he is confident of increasing the advance or loan amount equal to the industry in the current financial year and to overtake it next year. He said that the deposit amount of the bank has increased 2.5 times faster than the loan. In the last financial year, the bank recorded a healthy growth by maintaining excellent asset quality. The bank’s net profit increased by 10.7 percent to Rs 67,347.4 crore in March of 2025, while net interest income increased by 13 percent.
HDFC Life Insurance increased quarterly profit
HDFC Life Insurance Company’s currency has increased by 14.4 percent to Rs 546 crore during the first quarter of Financial Year. The company’s profit has increased due to increasing ‘back-book’ profits. In the language of insurance, ‘back book’ refers to such portfolio or policies of existing loans, which the financial institutions have already released.
The private sector insurance company earned a net profit of Rs 478 crore in the April-June quarter of the last financial year. HDFC Life said in a regulatory notice that its net premium income in the June quarter increased to Rs 14,466 crore, which was Rs 12,509.62 crore in the same quarter of the previous financial year.
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