Global brokerage firms such as CLSA, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, HSBC, and Credit Suisse maintained their rating but raised their respective 12-month target price on ICICI Bank post Q2 results, according to data collated by Zee Business TV.

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The most aggressive target price was put out by CLSA which maintains a buy rating on ICICI Bank post Q2 results but raised its 12-month target price to Rs 1100 from Rs 1000 earlier that translates into an upside of 44 per cent from Rs 759 recorded on October 22.  

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ICICI Bank's profit after tax surges 30% to Rs 5,511 crore in Q2

On the asset quality front, the net NPA ratio declined from 1.16 per cent on June 30, 2021 to 0.99 per cent on September 30, 2021, the lowest since December 31, 2014.

Here’s what brokerages recommend on ICICI Bank post September quarter results:

CLSA: Buy| Raised target to Rs 1100 from Rs 1000

CLSA maintained its buy rating on ICICI Bank post Q2 results but raised its target price to Rs 1100 from Rs 1000 earlier.

The core Pre-provision operating profit (PPOP) growth of 21 per cent on a year-on-year (YoY) basis was driven by a margin beat. The net slippage was negligible with high recoveries which is a positive sign.

Goldman Sachs: Buy| Target raised to Rs 829 from Rs 773 earlier

Goldman Sachs which has a buy rating on ICICI Bank post Q2 results raised its target price to Rs 829 from Rs 773 earlier.

The underlying quality and the future visibility is better. Improving asset quality trends with the GNPL ratio declining is a positive sign.
 
Morgan Stanley: Overweight| Target raised to Rs 1025 from Rs 900

Morgan Stanley maintained its overweight rating on ICICI Bank post Q2 results but raised its target price to Rs 1025 from Rs 900 earlier.

HSBC: Buy| Target raised to Rs 950 from Rs 800

HSBC maintained its buy rating on ICICI Bank post Q2 results but raised its target price to Rs 950 from Rs 800 earlier.

Credit Suisse: Outperform| Target raised to Rs 900 from Rs 740

Credit Suisse maintained its outperform rating on ICICI Bank post Q2 results but raised its target price to Rs 900 from Rs 740 earlier.

Rising core profitability coupled with lower credit costs drive up RoE. The brokerage firm raised 2022-24E EPS by 6-9%.

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