Why did Bandhan Bank’s profit drop in Q3?

Profit fell mainly because income was lower, and last year’s one-time gain of ₹538 crore did not repeat.

How much did net profit fall?

Net profit fell by about 52% YoY, to around ₹205–206 crore.

Did the share price react to the results?

Yes, shares slid initially, but broker upgrades helped lift the price later.

What should investors watch next?

Investors should track asset quality, NII trends, and deposit/CASA growth in the next quarters.

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