DCB Bank Ltd

Small Cap

Banking Sector

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Axis Securities has issued a buy recommendation for DCB Bank with a target price of Rs 160, indicating a potential upside of 26%. The bank shows healthy growth in total income and net profit, despite trimming NII and earnings estimates for FY26. Promoters and institutional investors hold significant stakes in the bank.

Axis Securities Recommends Buy on DCB Bank - 30 Apr, 2025

DCB Bank's Q4 FY25 results show a 14% increase in net profit to ₹177 crore, improved asset quality, and a proposed dividend of ₹1.35 per share. Despite strong performance, shares fell by 1.55% to ₹127.10.

DCB Bank Reports Strong Q4 Earnings and Dividend - 25 Apr, 2025

DCB Bank is set to declare its Q4 results for the financial year ending March 31, 2025, on April 25, 2025. The bank may also recommend a dividend for shareholders, continuing its consistent dividend policy.

DCB Bank to Announce Q4 Results and Dividend - 17 Apr, 2025

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In the last 1 month, DCBBANK stock has moved up by 17.5%

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Price Rise

Mutual Funds have increased holdings from 19.53% to 19.74% in Mar 2025 quarter

This section gives you an insight into how the Mutual Funds Holding has changed for the stock over last few quarters.

MF Holding Up

In the last 3 years, ICICI Bank Ltd has given 101.5% return, outperforming this stock by 37.3%

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Against Peers

In the last 1 year, HDFC Bank Ltd has given 28.3% return, outperforming this stock by 29.0%

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Promoters have decreased holdings from 14.72% to 14.70% in Mar 2025 quarter

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Promoter Holding Down

Retail Investor have decreased holdings from 46.53% to 46.48% in Mar 2025 quarter

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Retail Holding Down

Foreign Institutions have decreased holdings from 10.86% to 9.64% in Mar 2025 quarter

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FII Holding Down

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BSE Small-Cap

HDFC Small Cap Fund-Direct Growth Option

Franklin India Smaller Companies Fund Direct Growth

Tata Small Cap Fund Direct Growth

Sundaram Financial Services Opportunities Fund Direct Plan Growth Option

Sundaram Small Cap Fund - Direct Plan - Growth Option

DCB Bank Ltd’s net profit jumped 13.74% since last year same period to ₹177.07Cr in the Q4 2024-2025. On a quarterly growth basis, DCB Bank Ltd has generated 16.92% jump in its net profits since last 3-months.

Name	Value	Action
MACD level (12,26)	0.05	Bullish
CCI (20)	-631.75	Bullish
RSI (14)	52.15	Neutral
Momentum (10)	0.12	Bearish
ADI (14)	17.46	Neutral
Ultimate Oscillator (7,14,28)	86.98	Bullish

Name	Value	Action
SMA (20)	135.07	Bullish
EMA (20)	135.08	Bullish
VWMA (20)	135.1	Bullish
SMA (50)	134.97	Bullish
EMA (50)	134.98	Bullish
SMA (200)	133.95	Bullish
EMA (200)	134.19	Bullish
KAMA (200)	134.92	Bullish
DEMA (200)	134.98	Bullish

DCB Bank Ltd (DCBBANK)

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