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Bank Of Baroda Q4FY23 Quarter Results

• 16 May 2023
• Bank Of Baroda’s net revenues (net interest income plus other income) grew by 7.2% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) during the quarter ended March (Q4FY23).
• On a year-on-year (YoY) basis, it witnessed a growth of 44.8%.
• Its expenses for the quarter were up by 12.8% QoQ and 44.2% YoY.
• Provisions & contingencies decreased by 39% QoQ and 50% YoY.
• The bank’s net profit grew 22.1% QoQ and 158.7% YoY
• The bank’s capital adequacy ratio (CAR) stood at 16.73% in March 2023 quarter.
• Net non-performing assets (NPAs) were at 0.89% of net advances as of March 2023.
• The earnings per share (EPS) of Bank Of Baroda stood at 10.2 during Q4FY23.

Bank Of Baroda’s financial statements for Q4FY23:

(Rs, crores)

Total Income

Total Expenses

Provisions & contingencies

Profit before tax

Profit after tax

Earnings per share

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Hanna Loikkanen Chief representative, Moscow, East Capital Private Equity

Jul 23, 2014

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ECFF Investor update. Hanna Loikkanen Chief representative, Moscow, East Capital Private Equity. EMEA and European banks performance. Share price performance , %. Source: Bloomberg, last price as of October 3, 2011. Downside risks are being priced in.

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ECFF Investor update Hanna LoikkanenChief representative, Moscow, East Capital Private Equity

EMEA and European banks performance Sharepriceperformance, % Source: Bloomberg, last price as of October 3, 2011

Downside risks are being priced in P/BV multiplesbased on 2010YE book Source: VTB Capital, Banks Watch monthly issues

Bankingsectorgrowth has remained strong Depositgrowth in ourregions y-o-y % change in localcurrency Loangrowth in ourregions y-o-y % change in localcurrency The bankingsectorin our regions havecontinuedtogrow on both sides ofthe balancesheetwithmorepronouncedgrowth in Russia and Georgia

Improved LTD ratios favourable for NIM Net customer loans to deposits Source: Banks data, National banks green circles= RU tradedbanks that are not Fund’sholdings

The banks are mostly deposit funded Deposits/assets Source: Banks data, National banks green circles= RU tradedbanks that are not Fund’sholdings

Improved asset qualityaddstohigherprofitability Provisions/gross loans Source: Banks data, National banks green circles= RU tradedbanks that are not Fund’sholdings

NIM and ROaEsareimproving in 1H2011 Return On Average Equity (in EUR) Net InterestMargin (in localcurrency) Source: Banks data

EastCapitalFinancialsFundperformance %Inception y-t-d 3m NAV -46,3 -11,6 -15,0 RTS FI 4,1 -28,9 -27,2 OTC Price -71,0 -12,1 -25,6 Latest NAV as ofOctober 31, 2011 Jan 2006 - Oct 2011

Portfolio valuation(as of October 31, 2011) 1 Latest available book value, currency adjusted *38.1m Equity and 19.3m Convertible debt 2 Several purchases and thus various multiples ** 1m Equity and 4m Convertible loan 3 Not applicable 4 Asian - Pacific Bank merged with Kolyma Bank and Kamchatprombank. Purchase price and fair value are the sums of banks’ prices and valuations the Fund received by external appraiser

Road towards exit • Focus on value enhancement • Secure availability and sufficiency of funding • Focus on profitability (ROE, F&C income, cost of risk) • Strengthen market position and brand recognition • Active preparation for exit • Mandate advisors/quiet marketing • Review and update marketing material • Increase in market valuations necessary to facilitate exits

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