研報掘金丨海通證券:維持南京銀行“優於大市”評級,目標價11.34元
海通證券研報指出,南京銀行(601009.SH)24Q4單季度歸母淨利潤增長9.2%。資產質量整體穩定,維持“優於大市”評級。快報顯示24Q4南京銀行不良率為0.83%,連續4個季度持平,資產質量整體保持較優水平。截至24年末,南京銀行總資產達 25,914.02億元,同比增長13.25%。24年末貸款餘額同比增長14.31%。根據PB-ROE模型給予公司2024E PB估值為0.80倍(可比公司為0.67倍),對應合理價值為11.34元。
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