Why HDFC Bank Share Price is Rising

# Q4 FY26 Performance

Shares of HDFC Bank are up 4.7% today, and the reason behind this sharp move is the bank's Q4 FY26 performance.

The bank's average advances under management for the March 2026 quarter stood at Rs 29,644 billion (bn), a growth of around 10.0% compared to Rs 26,955 bn in Q4 FY25.

As of Q4 FY26, period-end advances under management were approximately Rs 30,575 bn, up 12%, compared to Rs 27,733 bn in the same period last year.

The bank's average deposits rose to Rs 28,511 bn compared to Rs 25,280 bn, up 12.8%.

Average CASA deposits stood at Rs 9,184 bn, reflecting a 10.8% rise from Rs 8,289 bn, while average time deposits reached Rs 19,327 bn, up 13.7% from Rs 16,991 bn.

This can be one of the main reasons why the share price is rising.

What Next for HDFC Bank?

Moving forward, HDFC Bank is committed to becoming carbon neutral by FY32, while strengthening ESG risk management to ensure responsible lending.

The bank is also focused on gender diversity, aiming for 27% by FY27.

With growth supported by relatively controlled inflation, the bank remains optimistic about outpacing loan growth in FY27, a trajectory it has been indicating over the past several quarters.

It also plans to deepen its customer base while stepping up engagement efforts, with a sharper focus on granular deposit mobilisation. Also, it aims to adopt a more segmented pricing strategy, the impact of which is expected to reflect in the coming quarters.

How HDFC Bank Shares Have Performed Recently

In the past five trading sessions, HDFC Bank shares jumped by 7%.

Over the past six months, the shares have been down 17.6%.

The stock touched its 52-week high of Rs 1,020.35 on 23 October 2025 and its 52-week low of Rs 726.75 on 2 April 2026.

About HDFC Bank

HDFC Bank is India's leading private sector bank, established in 1994 and commencing operations in 1995. It is the largest private sector bank in India by assets and market capitalisation, making it one of the top banking institutions globally.

HDFC Bank was formed as a subsidiary of the Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited (HDFC Ltd).

In April 2022, HDFC Ltd merged with HDFC Bank, creating the country's biggest-ever M&A deal.

As of 31 March 2025, the bank's distribution network was at 9,455 branches and 21,139 ATMs across 4,150 cities/towns.

The bank's international operations comprise four branches in Hong Kong, Bahrain, Dubai and an IFSC Banking Unit (IBU) in Gujarat International Finance Tech City. It has five representative offices in Kenya, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, London, and Singapore.

To know more check the HDFC Bank fact sheet and latest quarterly results.

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