Archive · 18 Dec 2025
SBI Card Hits Rs 1 Trillion Milestone
State Bank of India (SBI) is a big and important bank in India.
A company called Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL) thinks SBI is a good bank to invest in.
They say SBI's stock could go up to Rs 1,100.
Right now, it's around Rs 975.90.
SBI is growing by lending more money to people and small businesses.
They are also careful with big loans to companies.
The bank's profits are doing well, and they expect to keep growing.
MOFSL likes SBI because it has a lot of low-cost deposits and a good mix of loans, which helps it make money even when interest rates are low.
SBI Card, a part of SBI, has also seen a big increase in spending on their credit cards.
People are spending more on things like TVs, computers, education, and travel.
This is because the government has made some changes that give people more money to spend.
SBI Card is also doing well because they have good partnerships with other companies and they are careful about who they give credit cards to, which means fewer people are not paying back their loans.
SBI is recommended as a 'Buy' with a target price of Rs 1,100 by Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL).
SBI's current share price is Rs 975.90, with expectations of 13-14% year-on-year loan growth driven by retail, agriculture, and MSME segments.
SBI Card crossed the Rs 1 trillion milestone in spends, with a 31% year-on-year rise, driven by consumer durables, education, and travel.
SBI Card's retail spends grew nearly 17%, supported by GST rationalisation, rate cuts, and income tax reforms.
SBI Card's gross NPAs fell to 2.85%, and the slippage ratio improved, indicating better portfolio management and lower delinquency rates.
- Who
- State Bank of India (SBI) and SBI Card
- What
- SBI Card crossed Rs 1 trillion in spends, driven by consumer durables, education, and travel
- When
- Information shared on Thursday after meeting with SBI's top management
- Where
- India
- Why
- GST rationalisation, rate cuts, and income tax reforms boosted disposable income and consumer confidence
- Bank
- State Bank of India (SBI)
- Brokerage
- Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL)
- Target Price
- Rs 1,100
- Current Share Price
- Rs 975.90
- Loan Growth
- 13-14% year-on-year
- System Credit Growth
- 11.5%
- RAM Portfolio
- Rs 25 lakh crore (56.6% of domestic advances)
- Retail Loans Growth
- 14.1% year-on-year
- Personal Loan Book
- Rs 3.5 lakh crore
- New Salary Accounts
- 4.2 lakh in FY26 year-to-date
- Corporate Loan Growth
- 7% year-on-year
- NIM (Q2)
- 3.09% (domestic), 2.97% (overall)
- FY26 Exit NIM Guidance
- Over 3%
- Estimated NIM (FY26)
- 2.8%
- Estimated NIM (FY27-28)
- 2.9-3.0%
- Net Interest Income CAGR (FY26-28)
- 14%
- Credit Card Spends
- Rs 1,07,063 crore (31% year-on-year rise)
- Retail Spends Growth
- Nearly 17%
- Gross NPAs
- 2.85%
- Slippage Ratio
- Improved
- Cost of Funds (Q2)
- 6.4%
- ROA
- Slightly declined due to impairment in financial assets
- Co-branded Cards
- 50:50 between standalone SBI Cards and co-branded cards
Sources
SBI share price at Rs 1,100? Why this PSU bank remains MOFSL’s preferred banking pick
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