Scandic Hotels Converts Bonds into Shares, Reducing Outstanding Debt

Scandic Hotels Group AB (publ), the leading hotel company in the Nordic region, has converted SEK 176.5 million of its convertible bonds into shares. This conversion significantly reduces the outstanding debt, further strengthening Scandic’s financial position. The company remains committed to sustainable practices and providing an exceptional experience for guests and employees.

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ICICI Bank Shares Soar Over 2% After Q4 Profit Jumps 18.5%

ICICI Bank’s shares experienced a significant rise of over 2% on Monday after the company announced an 18.5% growth in its consolidated net profit for the March quarter, which stood at ₹ 11,672 crore. This increase was primarily driven by a reduction in provisions.
For the fiscal year 2023-24, the bank’s standalone net profit grew from ₹ 31,896 crore to ₹ 40,888 crore. The stock reached its 52-week high on both the BSE and NSE, climbing by 2.51% and 2.44% respectively to ₹ 1,135.
The bank’s core net interest income also showed an increase of 8.1% to ₹ 19,093 crore, driven by a 16.8% growth in loans. However, this growth was partially offset by a compression in net interest margin.
Furthermore, the bank reported a notable reduction in provisions, which fell by more than half to ₹ 718 crore for the quarter. The gross non-performing assets ratio also improved from 2.30% in December 2023 to 2.16%.

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