Entries Categorized as 'HDFC'

HDFC To Repay 2,000 Cr. for HDFCBank Shares

Date June 27, 2011

In 2009, HDFC borrowed about 4,000 cr. in two and three year NCDs, of which they will pay back 2,000 cr. in August 2011. This will need to be rolled over, since the money was used to buy HDFC Bank shares at Rs. 1,520 each. (About 2.36 cr. shares) The investment was a good one [...]

HDFC Grows EPS 30.46% in Q3 FY 11

Date January 14, 2011

(Repeated from the MarketVision blog) Going pretty well, this story is. Reasonably revenue growth, nearly 20%. Interest payments went up lesser. This is non-consolidated – last year, their consolidated profits had an EPS of 15% higher (110 cons…

HDFC Ups RPLR to 15%

Date December 1, 2010

(Thanks to @Work_ant for mentioning this) HDFC increased its Retail Prime Lending Rate (RPLR) to 15% yesterday – see pic below – , up 75 basis points (0.75%) from December 1. This follows an increase in RPL increase of 0.5% on September 1. (Excu…

HDFC Results: Encouraging?

Date July 15, 2010

While I’m not a great fan of HDFC, the mortgage originator has shown some promise. The latest results, on the face of it, show a 23% rise in EPS over Q1 FY10. But:   Revenues are stagnant for two years now. Around 2,700 to 2,800 crores, …

Deepak Parekh: Average home loan = 17 lakhs

Date May 21, 2010

An excellent interview with Deepak Parekh (DNA) What is the trend in real estate development across cities? It’s all going suburban in the bigger cities. I will give you the example of Mumbai. Guess where HDFC’s business is mainly from? It

HDFC grows EPS 20%

Date January 20, 2010

HDFC announced results yesterday and produced an Earnings Per Share (EPS) of Rs. 22.65, a 20% growth over Q3 FY09 (Rs. 18.89). Profits were at 671 cr. – which grew 22% but then they issued more shares so EPS grew less than that. If the share price cr…

HDFC issues 4000 cr. debentures, 300 cr. worth warrants

Date August 22, 2009

HDFC is looking to sell a 4000 cr. non convertible debt issue to institutions. There are two parts – two year debt of 2000 cr. at a yield of 7.15% annualized, and a 2000 cr. issue at a yield of 7.85%.

These are zero coupon debentures – meaning you do…