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Goldman Sachs Downgrades IndusInd Bank to Sell, Shares Slide 3.45%

The bank remains under RBI oversight with a CEO appointment pending after its first quarterly loss in decades

IndusInd Bank shares tank 3% as Goldman Sachs downgrades stock to 'Sell'; key details

Overview

  • Shares dipped 3.45% intraday to a low of Rs 849 on the BSE following Goldman Sachs’ downgrade from Neutral to Sell
  • Goldman Sachs cut its EPS forecasts by 25% for FY26 and 17% for FY27 and set a target price near Rs 700, implying over 20% downside
  • The brokerage labeled IndusInd a “weak franchise” with limited growth prospects and lower expected return ratios
  • IndusInd has submitted a shortlist of three candidates—Rajiv Anand, Rahul Shukla and Anup Saha—to the RBI for approval as its next CEO
  • Other brokers including Kotak and Antique have trimmed price targets to between Rs 800 and Rs 880 amid lingering governance and asset-quality concerns