Indian Bank Share Price Today

Actions	Ex-Date	Record-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 182.5% at ₹18.25/Share	10-Jun-2026	10-Jun-2026
DividendsFinal Dividend of 162.5% at ₹16.25/Share	10-Jun-2025	10-Jun-2025

Mutual Fund Holder	Jul 26 Shares held	Aug 26 Shares held
HDFC Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	3.69 Cr	3.69 Cr no change
Kotak Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	-	1.85 Cr (100%)
HDFC Small Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	96.88 Lac	96.88 Lac no change
Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund - Growth Option	65.08 Lac	65.08 Lac no change
Kotak Large & Mid Cap Fund - Growth	-	60.00 Lac (100%)

THREETREND RESEARCH

28 Sep • 7:51 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

YES BANK is the Official Retail Banking Partner

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Direct financial impact: likely limited. This is primarily a brand/marketing partnership, not a deal that immediately adds significant revenue or profit to YES BANK. Possible positive effects: 🏦 Brand visibility: Association with Team India gives YES BANK exposure to a very large national audience. 👥 Customer acquisition: The campaign could help the bank attract younger and retail customers. 📱 Digital banking opportunity: Greater brand recognition can support the bank's digital products and retail business. 📈 Sentiment: Such announcements can temporarily improve investor sentiment, although the effect may be small compared with earnings, loan growth, asset quality and margins. The market's recent price action illustrates this distinction. YES BANK closed at ₹22.50 on September 25, 2026, while its 52-week range was ₹17.20–₹25.78. More important for the share price For YES BANK, I would pay much more attention to: Loan/advance growth NIM and profitability GNPA/NNPA and credit costs CASA/deposit growth ROA/ROE improvement SMBC-related strategic developments Digital/UPI business growth For example, the Northern Arc partnership in June 2026 was more directly connected to lending, credit origination and digital lending; YES BANK shares rose more than 3% intraday following that announcement.

VIJAY KUMAR GUPTA

27 Sep • 7:41 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Bank of India Q1: Provision releases mask loan-growth crisis

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OF INDIA Bank of India reported Q1 FY27 net profit surged 36% to Rs 3,068 crore, NPAs hit new lows, and asset quality improved. Market reads turnaround and safety; reality is provision-release accounting windfall masking structural weakness. BOI's 36% profit jump is 3x higher than SBI's 10.23% despite similar NPA improvements, revealing that BOI's gain is from reversals, not organic spread growth. The troubling signal: loan growth lags peers as deposit competition intensifies. With Fed rate cuts on Sep 17, foreign deposits now offer 5%+ risk-free, making BOI's sub-3% savings rates uncompetitive. Management must raise deposit costs while lending rates fall—compressing margins further. BOI's share of PSU lending is declining to fintech and agri lenders; core commercial lending faces pricing pressure. Market misses this divergence: SBI grows on real spreads; BOI grows on one-time provision releases. Once NPAs stabilize, profit reverts to mid-single-digit organic growth on compressed margins and slowing loan uptake. Size advantage is gone; pricing power is gone. Binary: if NPA floor holds and BOI stabilizes deposits at current cost, FY28 profit targets Rs 3,500-3,800 crore on 5-8% organic growth. If deposit costs spike 25-50bps or loan growth falls below 5%, margins compress further and profit stagnates or falls. Entry below Rs 100; target Rs 95. Exit if Q2 loan growth turns negative or deposit-cost guidance spikes. ---DISCLOSURE--- This post is for informational and educational purposes. I do not hold [$BANKINDIA] at the time of writing. Please do your own research and consult a financial advisor before trading or investing.

VIJAY KUMAR GUPTA

27 Sep • 4:14 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

SBI Q1: Record profit masks deposit-cost margin squeeze

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State Bank of India reported Q1 FY27 net profit Rs 21,121 crore (+10.23% YoY), lowest NPAs in 2+ decades, and NII growth. Market reads asset-quality peak as structural turnaround validated. Reality: NIM at 2.86% masks deposit-cost inflation and margin compression ahead. SBI's loan-to-deposit ratio rose amid 12-15% loan growth guidance; to fund growth, management raises deposit rates faster than lending rates fall, squeezing spreads. Fed rate cuts on Sep 17 aggravate this: lower global rates make term deposits expensive for Indian banks to attract (Singaporean deposits now offer 5%+ risk-free), while RBI may ease rates further, capping lending upside. Profit jumped on NPAs, not spreads. Market misses the asymmetry: cleaning NPAs once is a one-time gain; sustaining margins requires either rate hikes (unlikely, inflation is cooling) or deposit-light business models (SBI's scale is deposit-dependent). Asset quality is peak; margins are at inflection downward. Binary: if RBI cuts rates 25-50bps in next two quarters, deposit costs outpace lending cuts, NIM compresses to 2.70-2.75%, and profit growth stalls at single digits. If loan growth slows to 8-10%, deposits stabilize, NIM holds 2.80-2.85%, and Rs 22,000-24,000 crore profit is sustainable. Entry below Rs 625; target Rs 610. Exit if Q2 NIM falls below 2.82% or deposit-growth guidance cuts. ---DISCLOSURE--- This post is for informational and educational purposes. I do not hold [

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] at the time of writing. Please do your own research and consult a financial advisor before trading or investing.

Pradeep Carpenter

15 Sep • 2:53 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Banking Stocks Under Pressure: Global Rates & Crude Weigh

Indian banking stocks are facing pressure as global macro conditions turn challenging. The key concerns are rising crude oil prices, expectations of a hawkish Federal Reserve and the possibility of a Bank of Japan rate hike. Brent crude has moved above the $100/barrel mark, raising concerns for India because higher oil prices can increase inflation, weaken the rupee and widen the import bill. A sustained rise in crude could also reduce the RBI’s flexibility to cut interest rates and may eventually bring rate-hike concerns back into focus. The Federal Reserve remains another major trigger. If the Fed keeps rates higher for longer or signals further tightening, US bond yields could remain elevated. This can tighten global liquidity, strengthen the dollar and reduce foreign investors’ appetite for emerging markets such as India. At the same time, the Bank of Japan’s potential rate hike is adding another layer of uncertainty. Higher Japanese rates could lead to an unwinding of yen-funded carry trades, potentially creating volatility across global equity markets. For Indian banks, the combination of higher crude + elevated global yields + weaker rupee + tighter liquidity expectations can weigh on sentiment. Rising market yields can also increase funding costs and put pressure on rate-sensitive sectors. However, the impact will not be identical across all banks. Strong loan growth, healthy asset quality, stable NIMs and strong balance sheets can provide relative resilience. Market Outlook: Investors should closely track Brent crude, US 10-year yields, USD/INR, Indian bond yields and Fed/BOJ policy signals. Until crude cools and global rate expectations stabilise, banking stocks may remain volatile and under pressure.

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CA. Hardik Kachchava

14 Sep • 2:15 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Strategic Expansion Update: Indian Bank.

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Indian Bank is advancing its strategic diversification initiatives, targeting high-growth financial services segments and international markets to drive long-term wealth creation, enhance fee-based income, and strengthen brand equity. Diversification into Life Insurance and Asset Management Strategic Entry: The bank is actively progressing its planned entry into the life insurance and mutual fund (asset management) sectors, evaluating structures including new subsidiaries or joint ventures (JVs). Approval Pipeline: Management, led by MD & CEO Binod Kumar, is finalizing the proposal for imminent board approval, which will be immediately followed by the initiation of relevant regulatory and administrative filings. Partnership Strategy: The bank projects a timeline of approximately one year to operationalize these ventures. Management emphasizes that identifying a robust, strategic JV partner is the critical success factor for accelerating wealth creation and market penetration. Existing Foundation: The new verticals will complement the bank’s existing non-banking financial portfolio, which currently includes a legacy 28.52% stake in Universal Sompo General Insurance Company (inherited via the 2020 Allahabad Bank amalgamation). Global Footprint Expansion Middle East Market Entry: To capitalize on the substantial Non-Resident Indian (NRI) demographic—constituting roughly 33% of Dubai's working population—the bank is establishing a representative office in Dubai. Board approval has been secured, and regulatory clearances are currently underway. Current Offshore Operations: These proposed expansions will augment the bank's existing international network, which currently comprises a full-service branch in Singapore, branches in Colombo and Jaffna (Sri Lanka), and a highly productive IFSC Banking Unit (IBU) in GIFT City, Gandhinagar, which is yielding strong business in syndicated loans.

Shashank Gupta

13 Sep • 9:24 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Reliance Industries Plans ₹12,500 Crore Bond Issue

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Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) is set to return to India's domestic rupee bond market after nearly three years, with plans to raise ₹12,500 crore through a five-year bond issue. According to reports, the proposed bonds will carry an annual coupon of 7.47%, with investor bids expected to be invited on September 15. The issue would mark Reliance's first rupee bond offering since November 2023. The proposed ₹12,500 crore fundraising would be among the largest single-tranche bond issues by a rated Indian company since Reliance's ₹20,000 crore issue in November 2023. The company is looking to tap the domestic debt market at a time when Indian banks have substantial surplus liquidity. The timing is also significant as borrowers are increasingly looking to secure long-term funding amid expectations of potential changes in interest rates. Reliance's strong credit profile and diversified business operations make the proposed issue a notable development in India's corporate bond market. Reliance operates across multiple businesses, including oil-to-chemicals, digital services, retail and new energy. The company continues to make significant investments across these businesses, making access to multiple sources of capital an important part of its broader financial strategy. The proposed bond issue could provide Reliance with additional financial flexibility while allowing it to diversify its funding sources beyond traditional bank financing. Investors will also be watching the final demand and pricing of the issue once the bidding process begins.

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