HATTON NATIONAL BANK PLC

Yahapalanaya wrote:

Sanju121 wrote:Over 1 trilion assets and after the tax(VAT) cut this will go to previous prices like HNB N (265) HNBX(219)

those who collect now will be the real winners

Modaya !!!!!!! you caught at 265!!!!!  Go and cry in a room!!!

Yahapalanaya wrote:

Sanju121 wrote:Over 1 trilion assets and after the tax(VAT) cut this will go to previous prices like HNB N (265) HNBX(219)

those who collect now will be the real winners

Modaya !!!!!!! you caught at 265!!!!!  Go and cry in a room!!!

MarketResearch wrote:

Yahapalanaya wrote:

Sanju121 wrote:Over 1 trilion assets and after the tax(VAT) cut this will go to previous prices like HNB N (265) HNBX(219)

those who collect now will be the real winners

Modaya !!!!!!! you caught at 265!!!!!  Go and cry in a room!!!

  Admin, remove this man "Yahapalanaya" from the forum or ask him to learn how to address other members of this forum. I sam that he called another member "modaya". Who is this?

MarketResearch wrote:

Yahapalanaya wrote:

Sanju121 wrote:Over 1 trilion assets and after the tax(VAT) cut this will go to previous prices like HNB N (265) HNBX(219)

those who collect now will be the real winners

Modaya !!!!!!! you caught at 265!!!!!  Go and cry in a room!!!

  Admin, remove this man "Yahapalanaya" from the forum or ask him to learn how to address other members of this forum. I sam that he called another member "modaya". Who is this?

Soilconomy wrote:

MarketResearch wrote:

Yahapalanaya wrote:

Sanju121 wrote:Over 1 trilion assets and after the tax(VAT) cut this will go to previous prices like HNB N (265) HNBX(219)

those who collect now will be the real winners

Modaya !!!!!!! you caught at 265!!!!!  Go and cry in a room!!!

  Admin, remove this man "Yahapalanaya" from the forum or ask him to learn how to address other members of this forum. I sam that he called another member "modaya". Who is this?

AGREED...i have doubt if admins allow him to comment like this...he said ASS lick and other words to address people..this is because of his 3rd class character,have no regards to others views.he was silent for some time now commenting and proving himself a retarded.

jaya wrote:

Yahapalanaya wrote:

Sanju121 wrote:Over 1 trilion assets and after the tax(VAT) cut this will go to previous prices like HNB N (265) HNBX(219)

those who collect now will be the real winners

Modaya !!!!!!! you caught at 265!!!!!  Go and cry in a room!!!

Mind your Language Sir,

Dr_CSE wrote:This is a good price to be collected at for someone who is interested in this share. But the SP seems to be consolidating at the moment. Rs 74.50 will be a good entry. A breakout of the SP above Rs 78 gives an easy target 84+ and then 98 as there are 2 price gaps in the chart to be filled.

Dr_CSE wrote:This is a good price to be collected at for someone who is interested in this share. But the SP seems to be consolidating at the moment. Rs 74.50 will be a good entry. A breakout of the SP above Rs 78 gives an easy target 84+ and then 98 as there are 2 price gaps in the chart to be filled.

Intrinsic wrote:Along with good mid year financials, (4.5B profits; 254.97 NAVPS; 8.72 EPS) still HNB is not moving the way it should be.

(Interest rate cuts may have affected the sentiments) 

Anyway it may be useful to monitor this counter in coming weeks.

Intrinsic wrote:Along with good mid year financials, (4.5B profits; 254.97 NAVPS; 8.72 EPS) still HNB is not moving the way it should be.

(Interest rate cuts may have affected the sentiments) 

Anyway it may be useful to monitor this counter in coming weeks.

කොටස් වෙළඳපොළ2020 wrote: HNB ප්‍රංශයේ PROPARCO වෙතින් ඇමෙරිකානු ඩොලර් මිලියන 60 අරමුදලක් ලබා ගනී



හැටන් නැෂනල් බැංකුව ප‍්‍රංශ සංවර්ධන බැංකුවට Agence Française de Développement (AFD) අනුබද්ධිත සංවර්ධන මූල්‍ය ආයතනයක් වන PROPARCO සමඟ සන්ධිස්ථානමය ගිවිසුමකට එළැඹෙමින් ඇමරිකානු ඩොලර් මිලියන 60ක අරමුදලක් ලබා ගත් බව නිවේදනය කරයි. කුඩා හා මධ්‍ය පරිමාණ  ව්‍යවසායකයන් සඳහා සහාය වීමට මෙම මුදල් ලබා ගත් බව බැංකුව පවසයි.

Proparco ආයතනය වසර 40ක් පුරාවට අප‍්‍රිකාව, ආසියාව, ලතින් ඇමරිකාව හා මැද පෙරදිග වැනි කලාපවල තිරසාර සංවර්ධනය උදෙසා සහයෝගය ලබා දෙමින් සිටී. 2019 දී එම කලාපවල යටිතල පහසුකම්, පුනර්ජනනීය බලශක්තිය, කෘෂිව්‍යාපාර, මූල්‍ය ආයතන, සෞඛ්‍ය හා අධ්‍යාපනය ආදී ප‍්‍රධාන සංවර්ධන අංශ කෙරෙහි අවධානය යොමු කර යුරෝ බිලියන 2.5ක මූල්‍ය ආයෝජනයක් Proparco ආයතනය විසින් සිදු කර ඇත.

එම ආයතනයේ මැදිහත්වීම් රැකියා අවස්ථා හා යහපත් ආදායම් මාර්ග නිර්මාණය කිරීම, අත්‍යාවශ්‍ය භාණ්ඩ හා සේවා සැපයීම, දිළිඳුකම පිටුදැකීම සහ දේශගුණික විපර්යාසයන්ට එරෙහිව සටන් කිරීම ආදිය සිදු කරමින් තිරසාර සංවර්ධන ඉලක්ක (SDGs) සඳහා දායක වන පුද්ගලික අංශයේ ක‍්‍රියාකාරීන්ට සහාය වේ. 2019 දී යුරෝ මිලියන 388ක ප‍්‍රදානයක් සමඟින් Proparco සිය මැදිහත්වීම් සිදු කරන තුන්වන කලාපය ආසියාව වන අතර එය ඔවුන්ගේ කැපවීම්වලින් 15%ක නියෝජනය කිරීමකි.
HNB හි කළමනාකාර අධ්‍යක්‍ෂ/ප‍්‍රධාන විධායක නිළධාරී, ජොනතන් අලස් මහතා සහ මූල්‍ය ආයතන හා අන්තර්ගතයන් පිළිබඳ ප‍්‍රධානී, ගියොම් බාබරූස් මහතා
මෙම සහයෝගීතාවය එළැඹීම සම්බන්ධයෙන් අදහස් දක්වන HNB හි කළමනාකාර අධ්‍යක්‍ෂ/ප‍්‍රධාන විධායක නිළධාරී, ජොනතන් අලස් මහතා, ‘‘ගෝලීය ආර්ථික ඉතිහාසය තුළ මෙවැනි තීරණාත්මක කාලවකවානුවකදී PROPARCO සමඟ මෙම දිගු කාලීන ණය ගිවිසුමට එළැඹීමට හැකි වීම පිළිබඳව අප සතුටු වනවා. 2015 සිට PROPARCO සමඟ HNB සහයෝගීතාවයකට එළැඹුන දෙවැනි අවස්ථාව වන්නේ මෙයයි. විශේෂයෙන්ම කොවිඞ්-19 වසංගතය පැතිරීමේ අවදානමක් පවතින මෙම අවිනිශ්චිත කාලවකවානුව තුළ ජාත්‍යන්තර මූල්‍ය ආයතන විසින් HNB කෙරෙහි තබා ඇති විශ්වාසය පිළිබඳව මෙම ගිවිසුම මගින් පැහැදිලි සාක්ෂියක් සපයනවා. මෙම දිගු කාලීන අරමුදල තුළින් මෙරට බොහෝ සෙයින් පීඩාවට පත් කුඩා හා මධ්‍ය පරිමාණ ව්‍යවසායකයින්ට සහාය වීමට HNB හට හැකි වේවි,’’ යනුවෙන් පවසා සිටියි.

ddrperera wrote:ASIA SECURITIES HNB TARGET PRICE  RS 150 


THIS THE ONLY BANK RECORDED  SAME PROFIT  DURING PRE -COVID  AND POST -COVID ..

samansilva wrote:

ddrperera wrote:ASIA SECURITIES HNB TARGET PRICE  RS 150 


THIS THE ONLY BANK RECORDED  SAME PROFIT  DURING PRE -COVID  AND POST -COVID ..

Agreed  ..you are the person (ddrperera) only who promote valuable shares..I read ur previous post of PLC..good gain..  

Yes HNB will  pass sampath value..

ddrperera wrote:

samansilva wrote:

ddrperera wrote:ASIA SECURITIES HNB TARGET PRICE  RS 150 


THIS THE ONLY BANK RECORDED  SAME PROFIT  DURING PRE -COVID  AND POST -COVID ..

Agreed  ..you are the person (ddrperera) only who promote valuable shares..I read ur previous post of PLC..good gain..  

Yes HNB will  pass sampath value..

thanks for the valuable comments.. yes sure HNB  will pass 150  as soon as possible  good net asset .dividend yield and EPS ..
Asia secutities ,ASHA,first capital target prices   145+..

CSE.SAS wrote:Hatton National Bank PLC is a Sri Lanka-based commercial bank. The Company is engaged in the provision of general banking, development banking, offshore banking, mortgage financing, lease and hire purchase financing, corporate banking, dealing in government securities and listed equities, pawn broking, e-banking facilities, Islamic banking, custodian banking for mobile banking, stock broking, providing life and general insurance services, micro financing, other financial services and property development. The Company operates through five segments, which include banking, leasing/hire purchase, property, insurance and others. The Property and insurance segment represents the operating results and financial position of the subsidiaries, including Sithma Development (Pvt) Ltd and HNB Assurance PLC. Operating results and financial position of HNB Grameen Finance Ltd is presented as the Company's others segment.

Fitch Ratings Lanka has confirmed Hatton National Bank's (HNB) National Long-Term rating at 'AA-(lka)' with a stable outlook.

The agency has also confirmed HNB's subordinated debentures at 'A+(lka)', a statement said.

"The ratings reflect HNB's sound financial profile, supported by robust capitalization, asset quality and profitability among local commercial banks," it said.

"The ratings are, however, are constrained by HNB's loan concentrations to related parties, geographic concentrations in Maldives, and increasing loan/deposit ratios."

Fitch warned that a sustained deterioration in HNB's capitalisation and asset quality relative to 'AA(lka)' peers would put downward pressure on the ratings.

The full ratings report follows:

Fitch Ratings Lanka has affirmed Hatton National Bank PLC's (HNB) National Long-Term rating at 'AA-(lka)'. The Outlook is Stable. The agency has also affirmed HNB's subordinated debentures at 'A+(lka)'.

The ratings reflect HNB's sound financial profile, supported by robust capitalization, asset quality and profitability among local commercial banks. The ratings are, however, are constrained by HNB's loan concentrations to related parties, geographic concentrations in Maldives (23% of equity at H111), and increasing loan/deposit ratios (H111: 94%; 2010: 88%). A sustained deterioration in HNB's capitalisation and asset quality relative to 'AA(lka)' peers would put downward pressure on the ratings.

Tier I and total capital adequacy ratios (factoring un-audited profits in H111), though declined, remained satisfactory at 10.2% and 11.4%, respectively, in H111 (2010: 11.0% and 12.6%). Equity/assets ratio was 9% at H111 (2010: 9.5%). These ratios compared well with peers. In addition, HNB raised LKR6bn Tier 1 capital and LKR2bn sub-debt (Tier II capital) during May-September 2011. Fitch notes that these additional capital infusions will support HNB's future loan growth and increase capital buffers to manage potential loan losses. Management expects to target tier 1 ratios at 11% in the near term after factoring in projected asset growth.

Fitch notes that HNB's loan book steadily increased by 19% yoy in both 2010 and H111 as the post-war domestic economy improved, after a decline to 5% in FY09 from 13% in FY08, similar to other banks. Approximately 42% of the bank's loan book comprised corporate loans, with retail/consumer loans and SME loans accounting for 16% and 13%, respectively, at end-December 2010. At the same time, housing loans, leasing and pawning (gold-backed loans) accounted for 9%, 7% and 13% of loans, respectively.

The bank's asset quality compares well with its peers. Its overall non-performing loans (NPL)/gross loan ratio was 4.78% at H111 (2010: 4.55%) largely driven by improvements in the domestic business unit (DBU) side of the loan book. DBU NPL/gross loans marginally reduced to 3.8% at H111 (2010: 4.0%). However, foreign currency loan book in 2010-H111 was vulnerable due to some credit exposures to Maldivian resort projects. Fitch expects cashflow to turn positive in mid-2012, until which these credits will remain classified as NPLs on HNB's loan book. However, management expects NPL/loans ratio to range between 3% and 4% in 2012, as the bank increases its DBU exposures and remains cautious on its foreign currency business unit's balance sheet.

HNB's current and savings account improved in 2010, accounting for 54.2% of total deposits as at end-December 2010 (46.5% at end-December 2009), although these dropped to 50.3% at H111. This deposit mix helped support HNB's overall net interest margins (H111: 5.4%, 2010: 6.0%), which compared well relative to the sector.

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sakuni wrote:

CSE.SAS wrote:Hatton National Bank PLC is a Sri Lanka-based commercial bank. The Company is engaged in the provision of general banking, development banking, offshore banking, mortgage financing, lease and hire purchase financing, corporate banking, dealing in government securities and listed equities, pawn broking, e-banking facilities, Islamic banking, custodian banking for mobile banking, stock broking, providing life and general insurance services, micro financing, other financial services and property development. The Company operates through five segments, which include banking, leasing/hire purchase, property, insurance and others. The Property and insurance segment represents the operating results and financial position of the subsidiaries, including Sithma Development (Pvt) Ltd and HNB Assurance PLC. Operating results and financial position of HNB Grameen Finance Ltd is presented as the Company's others segment.

Fitch Ratings Lanka has confirmed Hatton National Bank's (HNB) National Long-Term rating at 'AA-(lka)' with a stable outlook.

The agency has also confirmed HNB's subordinated debentures at 'A+(lka)', a statement said.

"The ratings reflect HNB's sound financial profile, supported by robust capitalization, asset quality and profitability among local commercial banks," it said.

"The ratings are, however, are constrained by HNB's loan concentrations to related parties, geographic concentrations in Maldives, and increasing loan/deposit ratios."

Fitch warned that a sustained deterioration in HNB's capitalisation and asset quality relative to 'AA(lka)' peers would put downward pressure on the ratings.

The full ratings report follows:

Fitch Ratings Lanka has affirmed Hatton National Bank PLC's (HNB) National Long-Term rating at 'AA-(lka)'. The Outlook is Stable. The agency has also affirmed HNB's subordinated debentures at 'A+(lka)'.

The ratings reflect HNB's sound financial profile, supported by robust capitalization, asset quality and profitability among local commercial banks. The ratings are, however, are constrained by HNB's loan concentrations to related parties, geographic concentrations in Maldives (23% of equity at H111), and increasing loan/deposit ratios (H111: 94%; 2010: 88%). A sustained deterioration in HNB's capitalisation and asset quality relative to 'AA(lka)' peers would put downward pressure on the ratings.

Tier I and total capital adequacy ratios (factoring un-audited profits in H111), though declined, remained satisfactory at 10.2% and 11.4%, respectively, in H111 (2010: 11.0% and 12.6%). Equity/assets ratio was 9% at H111 (2010: 9.5%). These ratios compared well with peers. In addition, HNB raised LKR6bn Tier 1 capital and LKR2bn sub-debt (Tier II capital) during May-September 2011. Fitch notes that these additional capital infusions will support HNB's future loan growth and increase capital buffers to manage potential loan losses. Management expects to target tier 1 ratios at 11% in the near term after factoring in projected asset growth.

Fitch notes that HNB's loan book steadily increased by 19% yoy in both 2010 and H111 as the post-war domestic economy improved, after a decline to 5% in FY09 from 13% in FY08, similar to other banks. Approximately 42% of the bank's loan book comprised corporate loans, with retail/consumer loans and SME loans accounting for 16% and 13%, respectively, at end-December 2010. At the same time, housing loans, leasing and pawning (gold-backed loans) accounted for 9%, 7% and 13% of loans, respectively.

The bank's asset quality compares well with its peers. Its overall non-performing loans (NPL)/gross loan ratio was 4.78% at H111 (2010: 4.55%) largely driven by improvements in the domestic business unit (DBU) side of the loan book. DBU NPL/gross loans marginally reduced to 3.8% at H111 (2010: 4.0%). However, foreign currency loan book in 2010-H111 was vulnerable due to some credit exposures to Maldivian resort projects. Fitch expects cashflow to turn positive in mid-2012, until which these credits will remain classified as NPLs on HNB's loan book. However, management expects NPL/loans ratio to range between 3% and 4% in 2012, as the bank increases its DBU exposures and remains cautious on its foreign currency business unit's balance sheet.

HNB's current and savings account improved in 2010, accounting for 54.2% of total deposits as at end-December 2010 (46.5% at end-December 2009), although these dropped to 50.3% at H111. This deposit mix helped support HNB's overall net interest margins (H111: 5.4%, 2010: 6.0%), which compared well relative to the sector.

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HNB WILL RECORD SAME PROFIT THAT MEANS  HNB WILL COME TO SAME VALUE..  HNB TARGET PRICE RS 185

madukp wrote:HNB selling at half price. Hopefully, when the rally started, HNB will move up to 200 levels. how ever mid-term expectation for HNB is 250+ when things start to pick up with banks.