Some large Indian banks, including SBI, PNB and BoB, are probably going to sell shares to institutional investors in the second half of this fiscal year, as they hope to support their capital base in the midst of COVID-19 affecting the economy.
According to sources, Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) would be the most favored way the public sector banks are probably going to accept an approach taking this course after conclusion of their subsequent quarter results.
About five Indian banks would have a good image about their Non-Performing Assets (NPAs), once credit rebuilding and resulting appraisals most recent, before the end of October 2020.
Banks can along these lines, start the process of choosing the time, quantum, arrangement of vendor brokers and other customs.
The enormous banks (State Bank of India (SBI), Punjab National Bank (PNB), Bank of Baroda (BoB) and Union Bank of India) would take a gander at raising capital towards the end of second from last quarter or during the final quarter of this monetary year.
In view of the sources, these banks would have to plan capital raising in such a way, that there is no crowd out of liquidity and enough space is accessible to both residential and global investors to take an interest in different QIPs.
Punjab National Bank has just communicated its aim to hit capital markets in the final quarter this monetary year to raise funds to help address growth needs and service necessities.
The Bank will plan capital raising some time around the end of second quarter or start of the final quarter. At this point, they would have pronounced two quarterly monetary record of the amalgamated elements.
However, private sector banks in India, including ICICI Bank, Axis Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank, have just mobilised capital through QIPs over the most recent three months.
In a forerunner to capital raising exercise, a large portion of the public sector banks as of now,.have their investors’ endorsement for raising capital through a blend of debt and equity course in the current monetary year.
In the interim, BoB and Union Bank of India additionally have endorsements from their particular investors for raising ₹9,000 crore and ₹6,800 crore, separately, by way of common equity capital through different modes, including QIP.
