Indusind Bank Share Price

An Indian bank with headquarters in Mumbai, IndusInd Bank Ltd. is the first of the new-generation private banks in the country. It specialises in retail banking services and offers a wide range of transactional, commercial, and electronic products and services.

The bank started its operations in 1994 and has been striving to cater to the needs of corporate and consumer customers through multiple delivery channels.

As of March 2022, IndusInd Bank has about 2000 branches and 2767 ATMs across the country. It offers savings, current, corporate, defence salary, deposit, fixed and RFC accounts, schemes, loans, and credit cards. 

History

IndusInd Bank was established in 1994 by Srichand P Hinduja with the primary objective of serving NRI customers, and the Indus Valley Civilization inspired the name. It was promoted by a group of NRIs, after which an IPO was introduced to raise capital of 1000 million INR. The bank gradually widened its portfolio by including services like Estate, Auto, Forex, and others.

In the 2000s, the bank introduced mobile and net banking facilities and tied up with exchange houses in the Middle East and US banks. Over the years, it underwent a series of mergers and acquisitions to grow into a global banking giant, introducing newer products and services for corporate clients.

The bank has received several awards and recognitions in the past few years and stands as one of the top players in the banking and financial services industry. 

Shareholding Pattern

As of March 2022, promoters hold 16.52% of the equity of IndusInd Bank Ltd., while foreign institutions hold 44.33% of their total stake. DII holds 21.84% of the company's equity, the public holds 15.29%, and others hold 0.02% of the total share.

Corporate Social Responsibility Information

IndusInd Bank Ltd. takes a triple bottom line approach whereby it strives to converge environmental responsibility and social impact into operations to deliver consistent profits to stakeholders.

It commits and makes efforts to become a more sustainable business while contributing to the society and environment. It integrates environmental, social, and governance into the business operations to achieve sustainable banking goals.

Water Stewardship

The bank runs several water resource programs to restore scarce and degraded lands and improve their water retaining capacities.

Lakes, drains, and ponds in urban areas of Indian states with high chances of degradation are maintained and restored in partnership with local communities and corporations.

Multiple RO water ATMs have been set up in regions facing drinking water accessibility and quality problems.  

Afforestation

The bank introduces an initiative to plant trees in urban areas of Indian states through the support of government officials and departments.

About 55,000 trees were planted across cities in the states of Delhi, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, West Bengal, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu.

School Education Programs

Under this area, three primary programs are implemented, two focusing on giving remedial education to bridge gaps in arithmetic, reading, and comprehension in government schools.

In the third program, Education Centers are set up to provide tuition classes to students of low-income families to help them pass the tenth grade.

Healthcare

Under the bank's leadership, eHealth and telemedicine clinics were set up in remote locations during the pandemic.

Access was provided through mobile medical units, and awareness campaigns were conducted. Over 6 lakh lives were touched through these initiatives across over 550 villages.

Sports

The bank's sports programs focus on inclusion for underprivileged and differently-abled people.

Some of the programs covered in this area include Blind Cricket, Hockey for Her Excellence, Girl Power, Rural Champions, Para Champions, and more.

CoVID Relief

The bank had committed to spending about 25% of its CSR budget on pandemic relief through activities like training for doctors and staff, a donation to care funds, distribution of relief materials, and setting up kitchen gardens for the benefit of the villagers.

Financial Information

Top Line

Looking at the audited financial reports of IndusInd Bank Ltd., it can be said that the company's revenue has grown exponentially over the five years.

The total revenue for the year 2018-19 was INR 22,030 crores which grew to INR 27,907 crores in 2019-20, INR 35,735 crores in 2020-21, and INR 38,230 crores in 2021-22.

Bottom Line

The bank's bottom line has also grown stronger over the last five years, with a profit margin of 30.52% for the financial year ending in March 2022.

The net profit for the year 2021-22 stood at INR 4,805 crores, up 64% year-over-year from INR 2,930 crores last year.

Net Worth

The company's net worth has grown considerably over the past few years, as seen from the consolidated financial reports.

IndusInd Bank Ltd. reported a net worth of INR 43,365 crores in the latest financial report for the year ending in March 2022, which is an increase from the previous year at INR 34,706 crores.