Current Ratio

ICICI Bank's current ratio of 0.14x means the company holds only 14 cents in short-term assets for every $1 of short-term liabilities—a very low liquidity buffer typical for banks, which rely on constant deposit inflows rather than asset sales.

Compared to the Financial Services sector median of 0.79x, ICICI's ratio places it at the 0th percentile among peers, meaning it has the lowest liquidity coverage in the group. The year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter changes are both listed as N/A, so no recent trend data is available to assess direction. Because the ratio is already extremely low and no trend information exists, the combination suggests that ICICI operates with a structurally tight liquidity position—common in banking—but the lack of trend data means no recent deterioration or improvement can be inferred, leaving the risk level unclear from this metric alone. This does not support the overall BULLISH verdict, as a very low current ratio at the bottom of the sector normally signals higher short-term funding vulnerability, contradicting a bullish outlook unless offset by other strong fundamentals.

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