The bank reported a net interest income (NII) of Rs 30,110 crore for Q2 FY25, reflecting a 10 per cent increase compared to the same period last year, driven by growth in advances

HDFC Bank has reported a 5% year-on-year (YoY) increase in its net profit for the second quarter of FY25, reaching ₹16,821 crore. The figure surpasses the average estimate of ₹16,570 crore as projected by seven brokerages. Despite the ongoing economic challenges, India's largest private-sector bank has shown robust performance for Q2.

Higher net interest income helped HDFC Bank Ltd to report a 5% on year rise in net profit for the September quarter at Rs 16,821 crore. The bank's bottomline also surpassed analysts' expectations of 16,000 crore polled NDTV Profit. Net profit up 5% to Rs 16,821 crore versus Rs 15,976 crore.

HDFC Bank's standalone net profit for Q2FY25 increased by 5% to Rs 16,821 crore, with total deposits rising by 15.06% YoY to Rs 25,00,100 crore. The bank's total income for the quarter reached Rs 85,500 crore,

On HDFC Bank said that its net profit for the second quarter of the fiscal year 2025 was Rs 16,820 crore, up 5% from Rs 15,976 crore during the same time the previous year.

Analysts are estimating the bank's Profit After Tax (PAT) to reach Rs 16,267.6 crore, which reflects a 1.9% growth compared to the previous year's figure of Rs 15,976.1 crore.

HDFC Bank's standalone profit rose 5% to Rs 16,821 crore in Q2 FY25, driven by increased interest income and net interest income. Learn more about the bank's financial performance.

Leading private sector lender is expected to report subdued growth in its bottomline for the September quarter, dragged down by weak loan growth, reflecting the underlying changes that the bank is undertaking to improve the credit-to-deposit ratio.

The country's largest private sector lender reported its financial results for the second quarter of the current financial year on October 19.

HDFC Bank, India's largest private lender, beat analysts' forecasts for July-September profit on Saturday, helped by higher core lending income, while margins were slightly lower on a sequential basis.