Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. Share Price

Overview

Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. share price is currently ₹407.47, up by ₹1.17 (0.29%) from its previous closing price of ₹406.30. The share price has gained 2.6% over the past month and gained 4.43% over the past year. The stock's 52-week low and high are ₹340.64 and ₹445.58, respectively. Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. has a market capitalisation of ₹ 4,10,000.00 Cr. The share price was last updated on 22 Sep 2026, 01:39 PM IST.

Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd.
Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd.
KOTAKBANK
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 1.17
0.29%
Bank
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Updated: 22 Sep 2026, 01:39:56 pm IST

Market Data

Open Price

 408.17

Prev. Close

 406.30
 406.92

Day Low

 411.23

Day High

 340.64

52 Week Low

 445.58

52 Week High

BankBank - Private
CategoryLarge Cap

Fundamentals

Quick Bite

Price To Earnings Ratio

24.77

Sector PE

12.31

PB Ratio

2.24

Sector PB

1.69

EPS

16.45

Dividend Yield

0.18

Today's Volume

2.511 M

5 Day Avg. Volume

10.981 M

PEG Ratio

-0.30

Market Cap.

₹ 4,10,000.00 Cr.

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Technical Analysis

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Financials

Corporate Actions

ActionsEx-DateRecord-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 65% at ₹0.65/Share
17-Jul-202617-Jul-2026
Stock Split1:5
14-Jan-202614-Jan-2026
DividendsFinal Dividend of 50% at ₹2.5/Share
18-Jul-202518-Jul-2025

Mutual Fund Ownership

Mutual Fund Holder
Jul 26
Shares held
Aug 26
Shares held
Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth15.46 Cr
15.46 Cr
no change
SBI Nifty 50 ETF14.21 Cr
14.28 Cr
(0.53%)
SBI BSE Sensex ETF9.74 Cr
9.84 Cr
(1%)
HDFC Flexi Cap Fund - Growth8.84 Cr
8.84 Cr
no change
SBI Focused Fund - Regular Plan - Growth7.00 Cr
7.00 Cr
no change

About Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. 👋

Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited is an India-based diversified financial services company. The Company's segments include Corporate/Wholesale Banking; Retail Banking; Treasury, Balance Sheet Management Unit (BMU) and Corporate Centre; Vehicle Financing; Other Lending Activities; Broking; Advisory and Transactional Services; Asset Management, and Insurance. Corporate/Wholesale Banking segment includes wholesale borrowings and lending and other related services to the corporate sector. Retail Banking segment comprises of digital banking and other retail banking. Vehicle Financing segment includes retail vehicle financing and wholesale trade financing to auto dealers. Other Lending Activities segment includes securitization and other loans/services. Advisory and Transactional Services segment provides financial advisory and transactional services such as mergers and acquisition advice, equity/debt issue management services and business correspondent services.

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Nikita (SEBI RA)

Nikita (SEBI RA)

16 Sep • 4:47 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

“Why Patience Improves Trading Decisions”

Many trading mistakes occur when traders enter a position before the market has clearly confirmed their idea. Price may be approaching an important area, but anticipation alone does not provide enough evidence that the expected reaction will actually occur. Patience allows traders to observe how price behaves around important levels. Waiting for confirmation can help distinguish between genuine momentum and temporary price movement. It also gives traders more time to evaluate whether the setup fits the broader market environment. Patience does not mean avoiding every uncertain situation. It means being selective and allowing the market to provide sufficient information before committing capital to a trade. Learning: Good trading is not about being first; it is about making decisions when the available evidence supports the trade idea.

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Sumit Kadam

Sumit Kadam

16 Sep • 2:07 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

A SMALL CHANGE THAT COULD IMPACT INDIA’S DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM

Imagine you buy something worth ₹5,000 and pay through UPI. You may think: “Will I have to pay extra?” The answer is **NO for the consumer**. From **15 October 2026**, eligible Person-to-Merchant (P2M) UPI transactions above ₹2,000 can attract a **0.4% Merchant Discount Rate (MDR)**. The charge is paid within the merchant-payment ecosystem, and customers cannot be charged this MDR directly. For transactions of ₹75,000 or more, the MDR is capped at ₹300. So, ₹5,000 could mean ₹20 MDR, ₹50,000 could mean ₹200, while ₹1 lakh is capped at ₹300. MDR is distributed among participants in the payment ecosystem, including banks and payment-service participants. This could create an additional revenue opportunity for some financial institutions if transaction volumes and eligible payments remain strong. ### 📈 NIFTY 500 STOCKS TO WATCH FROM AN EDUCATIONAL PERSPECTIVE 🏦 **

HDFCBANK
** – Large banking network and digital-payment ecosystem exposure. 🏦 **ICICI Bank** – Strong digital banking and merchant-payment presence. 🏦 **Axis Bank** – Exposure to digital payments and merchant acquiring. 🏦 **State Bank of India** – Massive customer base and extensive digital-payment reach. 🏦 **Kotak Mahindra Bank** – Digital banking and payments ecosystem exposure. These companies are **not being recommended for buying or selling**. Their inclusion is only to understand which listed businesses may have ecosystem exposure. The bigger lesson is simple: When a payment system changes, don't look only at the customer. Look at the entire ecosystem — banks, merchants, payment platforms and technology providers. Understanding how payment fees flow across the ecosystem helps investors identify potential beneficiaries without confusing business impact with investment advice. Educational purpose only. Not a stock recommendation, investment advice, or solicitation to buy/sell securities.

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Nikita (SEBI RA)

Nikita (SEBI RA)

12 Sep • 8:50 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

“Why Confirmation Should Come Before Conviction”

A trader can have a strong market opinion, but an opinion alone does not create a valid trading setup. Markets can behave differently from expectations, which is why price confirmation should remain an important part of the decision-making process. Before entering a position, traders can evaluate whether price is behaving according to the original setup. This may include observing a candle close beyond an important level, continuation after a breakout, a successful retest, or confirmation from the existing market structure. If the expected behavior does not appear, there may be no reason to force the trade. Confirmation does not eliminate uncertainty or guarantee a profitable outcome. Its purpose is to make the decision more objective by requiring specific market behavior before capital is exposed. Learning: Do not allow your expectation to become stronger than the evidence provided by price.

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Vipin Dixena

Vipin Dixena

11 Sep • 11:42 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

FII Holding in HDFC Bank Has Fallen by 10%. Should You Worry

HDFCBANK
has seen a sharp decline in foreign investor ownership, falling from 52.13% in September 2023 to 41.82% in June 2026 — a decline of 10.31 percentage points. The latest quarter alone saw FII holding fall from 44.05% to 41.82%, suggesting that foreign investors are becoming increasingly cautious on India’s largest private-sector lender. Why Are FIIs Selling? The selling comes after a challenging post-merger period. The HDFC merger significantly expanded the bank’s balance sheet, but it also created funding and margin pressures. In the latest June quarter, deposits grew 15% YoY while advances grew 16%. However, the loan-to-deposit ratio remained elevated at 95.8%, while CASA growth was only 9.4%. Is This Only an HDFC Bank Issue? Interestingly, FII ownership has also declined sharply in ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank and Axis Bank during the same period. This suggests that at least part of the selling could reflect a broader shift in foreign investor preference toward smaller private banks with stronger growth trajectories, rather than a complete loss of confidence in Indian banking. My View The 10% FII reduction is a signal worth watching, but it is not, by itself, a reason to turn bearish on HDFC Bank. The more important question is what is happening underneath the ownership data. The bank is still dealing with a high loan-to-deposit ratio, slower CASA growth and margin pressure. On top of this, there is now a major leadership transition. CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan is set to retire on October 26, 2026, while several other senior-management changes are also underway. At the same time, the stock is no longer commanding the premium valuation it once enjoyed. The potential opportunity is therefore straightforward: if the new leadership can accelerate deposit mobilisation, improve margins and restore the growth premium, the same FII selling that looks negative today could eventually reverse.

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Saurab Jain

Saurab Jain

11 Sep • 9:01 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Bharat Forge, HDFC Bank and Neogen Chemicals in Focus

Stocks in Action Today: Bharat Forge, HDFC Bank and Neogen Chemicals in Focus Indian equities could see stock-specific action today, September 11, as companies announce key corporate developments.

BHARATFORG
: Bharat Forge Holding GmbH, a wholly owned step-down subsidiary, has merged with Bharat Forge Global Holding GmbH, its immediate holding company. The merger is aimed at simplifying the corporate structure and will have no impact on Bharat Forge’s standalone or consolidated financial statements. Kotak Mahindra Bank: Manish Kothari has resigned as Group President and Head – Commercial Bank, and as a Senior Management Personnel. His resignation will take effect from September 30. HDFC Bank: A Bahrain court has rejected two claims filed by investors in Credit Suisse Additional Tier 1 bonds. This takes the bank’s favourable judgments in similar matters to seven. Neogen Chemicals: The company has launched its QIP with a floor price of ₹2,189.73 per share. It may offer a discount of up to 5% on the floor price. Investors will track these developments for potential sentiment and trading cues. Disclaimer: Investments in securities are subject to market risk. This is for educational purposes only. Investors must verify information before investing and consider their financial position & risk profile.

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Hemraj Singh Sikarwar

Hemraj Singh Sikarwar

10 Sep • 5:29 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

ICICI Bank Gets RBI Nod For Prudential AMC Stake Buys

ICICI Bank

ICICIBANK
has received approval from the Reserve Bank of India permitting ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company to acquire an aggregate holding of up to 9.95% of the paid-up share capital or voting rights in four other listed banks: CSB Bank, DCB Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and AU Small Finance Bank. What This Approval Covers Under RBI rules, any single entity or group acquiring 5% or more of a banking company's shares typically needs prior regulatory clearance. This approval clears the way for ICICI Prudential AMC — the asset management arm in which ICICI Bank holds a stake — to build sizeable positions across all four lenders through its various mutual fund schemes, up to the 9.95% ceiling in each. Why It Matters This is a portfolio-management approval for the AMC business, not a strategic or promoter-style acquisition by ICICI Bank itself. It simply gives ICICI Prudential's fund managers more headroom to hold larger stakes in these banking stocks across its schemes, within the regulatory limit, without needing case-by-case approval each time a threshold is approached. Business Context ICICI Bank is one of India's largest private sector lenders, and ICICI Prudential AMC is among the country's largest mutual fund houses by assets under management, with holdings spread across banking, financial services and other sectors through its various equity schemes. Market Backdrop The news comes on a day when Indian benchmark indices remain weak, with the Sensex and Nifty50 having dropped sharply in the prior session amid rising crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions. This update is based on ICICI Bank's own regulatory disclosure. It is not investment advice.

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