IndusInd Bank stocks today are facing significant pressure due to concerns over recent developments, which led to the share dropping 3.26% in today’s session. The sharp correction comes in the wake of the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) decision to grant only a one-year extension to CEO Sumant Kathpalia instead of the usual three-year term. This unexpected move triggered a negative reaction in the market.

IndusInd Bank Shares Today

IndusInd Bank shares today are trading at Rs.906.25, down Rs.30.50 (3.26%) as of the latest session. Over the past five days, the stock has decreased by 7.78%, and over the past six months, it has seen a significant drop of 36.87%. IndusInd Bank shares are down 6.51% so far this year.

Why IndusInd Bank Share Price is Falling

A major concern for investors is the uncertainty surrounding IndusInd Bank’s leadership. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has granted MD & CEO Sumant Kathpalia only a one-year extension, raising doubts about long-term stability at the top. Notably, in March 2023, his reappointment was for a reduced two-year tenure, instead of the three years originally requested by the bank. This decision has fueled concerns among investors, contributing to the stock’s downward trend.

Banking stocks have been under pressure lately as the bank index declined over 3% in the past month, due to concerns over economic uncertainty and global market volatility. IndusInd Bank has been among the worst-hit banking stocks, witnessing a 15.15% drop in the past month. Additionally, a foreign institutional investor (FII) offloaded 5.08 million shares worth Rs. 5 billion, triggering a 4% decline in a single session. Another factor weighing on the stock is a Goods and Services Tax (GST) demand notice, issued on February 25, 2025, by the Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Ahmedabad, citing short payment of GST, with a total financial impact of ₹216.2 million, including penalties.

IndusInd Bank Share Price Target

According to Systematix Institutional Equities, the firm has revised its growth, margin, and credit cost estimates, leading to an earnings cut of 15-25% over FY25-27. As a result, the projected average Return on Equity (RoE) for FY25-27 is now estimated at 12%. The firm has also rolled forward its valuation to March 2027 while reducing the target multiple from 1.4x to 1.2x, bringing down the target price (TP) to ₹1,278 from the previous ₹1,495, while maintaining a BUY rating.
Similarly, IDBI Capital, in its latest brokerage report, has also lowered its target price. The firm maintains a BUY rating with a revised TP of ₹1,400, down from the earlier ₹1,650, based on a Price to Adjusted Book Value (P/ABV) multiple of 1.4x for FY27E.

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