Should investors buy, sell or hold ICICI Bank after the bank's Q3 FY25 results? Find out what brokerages say.​

ICICI Bank shares traded flat after the bank reported a 14.8% rise in standalone Q3 profit, reaching Rs 11,792 crore. The bank saw solid growth in deposits and advances, with a 15.1% increase in net domestic advances.

Results: ICICI Bank reported a rise of 15 per cent in its standalone net profit to ₹11,792.4 crore, supported by healthy loan growth and core income

ICICI Bank announced its December quarter results over the weekend, showing marginal improvement in asset quality compared to the September quarter. However, its year-on-year deposit growth of 14.1% marked the weakest performance in seven quarters.

ICICI Bank Ltd (IBN) reports a robust 14.8% increase in profit after tax, despite facing hurdles in its overseas operations.

ICICI Bank Q3 results were the latest announced among these and the shares have reacted positively on Monday. ICICI Bank shares gained nearly 2% after the Q3 results.

ICICI Bank's Q3 results show 15% profit rise, strong asset quality, and robust growth in deposits and advances.

New Delhi: Shares of ICICI Bank rose more than 2 per cent in early trade on Monday after the private sector lender reported a 15 per cent rise in standalone net profit to Rs 11,792 crore for the quarter ended in December, helped by growth in core income.

Even as investors ponder which stock to buy, sell, or hold, D-Street experts have given ‘buy’ or ‘hold’ ratings for the stocks after the Q3FY25 reports