Reacting to the results, the IDBI Bank scrip on the BSE fell as much as 5.82% to Rs 61.45 on Tuesday and closed at Rs 62.70, down 3.91% from its previous close. Earlier this year, RBI had initiated prompt corrective action (PCA) against IDBI Bank, prompted by the bank's high net NPAs and negative return on assets (RoA). In Q2, the bank's net NPA ratio stood at 16.06% while the RoA stood at -1.38% in FY17. IDBI Bank faces restrictions on distributing dividends and remitting profits. On August 9, the government, the largest shareholder in the bank, infused Rs 1,861 crore by way of preferential allotment of equity shares. Under the terms of PCA, the lender has also been stopped from expanding its branch network. It needs to maintain higher provisions and management compensation and directors' fees are capped.