-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师的观点总结如下:我们维持对HDFC 2027财年(3月)每股收益预期(EPADS)为167.50印度卢比(1.80美元),并新增2028财年每股收益预期为181.80印度卢比(1.95美元)。我们预计HDFC 2027财年的贷款增长率将维持在10%左右的低位,与我们对印度银行业的贷款增长率预测一致,但低于HDFC设定的高于行业平均水平的增长目标。我们预计,定期存款占比增加以及2025年12月回购利率下调25个基点将对净息差构成一定压力,但HDFC的资金基础(从批发融资转向更稳定的客户存款)将使其2027财年的净息差保持在稳定范围内。我们预计,随着技术/数字化转型效益的逐步显现,成本效率将有所提高,并且鉴于其稳健的资产质量,信贷成本将保持温和。我们将目标价从35美元下调至33美元,对应的2027财年市盈率约为18.3倍,市净率约为2.5倍(五年平均值分别为22倍和3.3倍)。此估值已考虑了我们预测的2027财年/2028财年净资产收益率为14%-15%,与2025财年/2026财年的水平相当,但低于合并前的16%-17%。
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