Bank Of Maharashtra Share Price Today

Actions	Ex-Date	Record-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 12% at ₹1.2/Share	05-Jun-2026	05-Jun-2026
DividendsInterim Dividend of 10% at ₹1/Share	20-Jan-2026	20-Jan-2026
DividendsFinal Dividend of 15% at ₹1.5/Share	09-May-2025	09-May-2025

Mutual Fund Holder	Aug 26 Shares held	Sep 26 Shares held
Kotak Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	18.13 Cr	18.13 Cr no change
Aditya Birla Sun Life PSU Equity Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	3.26 Cr	3.26 Cr no change
Kotak Large & Mid Cap Fund - Growth	3.00 Cr	3.00 Cr no change
Nippon India ETF Nifty PSU Bank BeES	2.24 Cr	2.33 Cr (4.02%)
Kotak Nifty PSU Bank ETF	1.51 Cr	1.48 Cr (1.9%)

Ketan Mittal (SEBI RA)

27 Oct • 1:30 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Bank of Maharashtra posts a solid 41% profit growth

Bank of Maharashtra (NSE: MAHABANK) reported Q2 FY27 net profit of ₹2,310 crore, up 41.4% year-on-year. Net interest income grew 21.8% to ₹3,954 crore, while gross NPA improved to 1.25% from 1.45% in the previous quarter. What happened? The public-sector lender delivered strong growth across profitability and lending: Operating profit: Increased 30.9% to ₹3,369 crore. Global business: Grew 25.2% to ₹7.06 lakh crore. Global deposits: Increased 21.5% to ₹3.76 lakh crore. Gross advances: Grew 29.6% to ₹3.29 lakh crore. Net NPA: Improved to 0.12% from 0.13% in the previous quarter. The cost-to-income ratio also improved to 33.73% from 37.10% a year earlier, indicating better operating efficiency. My analysis The key positive is that profit growth is accompanied by stronger operating performance and improving asset quality. Net interest income grew 21.8%, while operating profit rose 30.9%. This suggests the bank is benefiting from lending growth and operating leverage, rather than relying solely on lower provisions or one-off gains.

Shree Dhanraksha Securities

27 Oct • 7:33 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Understanding Profit Growth in Banking Stocks

Banking Sector | Bank of Maharashtra

MAHABANK

, a public-sector bank, reported strong September-quarter performance, with net profit increasing 41.4% year-on-year to ₹2,309.6 crore and operating profit rising 30.86% to ₹3,369 crore. These results highlight the importance of examining earnings growth when analysing banking stocks. However, profit growth alone does not provide a complete picture of a bank's financial health. Investors should also study Net Interest Margin (NIM), deposit growth, advances growth, Gross NPA, Net NPA and credit costs. A bank that grows its loan book while maintaining asset quality may demonstrate stronger operating resilience. The learning takeaway is that sustainable profit growth matters more than a single strong quarterly headline.

SHUBINVESTS I SEBI RA

26 Oct • 10:20 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Profit Jumps 41% — The Bigger Story Behind the Numbers

Imagine a bank that is growing its business, earning more interest income, and improving the quality of its loans. That is the story of

MAHABANK

. For the quarter ended September 30, 2026, the bank reported a 41% year-on-year jump in net profit to ₹2,310 crore. Its net interest income rose 22% to ₹3,954 crore, showing stronger income from its core lending business. But there is more to the story. Total business grew 25.16% to ₹7.06 lakh crore, while deposits increased 21.50%. Its gross NPA ratio improved from 1.72% to 1.25%, indicating better reported asset quality. The bank’s retail, agriculture and MSME business also grew 24.69%, reflecting expansion across important lending segments. Strong profit growth and improving asset quality can attract attention, but they do not guarantee that a stock price will rise. Investors also need to examine valuation, future earnings, funding costs, and whether the results meet market expectations. A quarterly result is one chapter—not the entire story of a company. Profit growth matters, but investors should also assess valuation, asset quality, sustainable earnings, business risks, and future growth before making decisions.

Hemraj Singh Sikarwar

25 Oct • 1:30 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

BANK OF MAHARASHTRA: PROFITABILITY AND ASSET QUALITY I

MAHABANK

is on the watchlist ahead of its September-quarter results. For public-sector banks, the quality of earnings depends on more than loan growth. Deposit mobilisation, net interest margins, recoveries and credit costs all influence sustainable profitability. Key factors to monitor: - Growth in advances and deposits - Net interest margin - Gross and net non-performing assets - Provisioning and recovery performance - Management outlook on credit growth My view: The upcoming results should help investors assess whether the bank can sustain growth while maintaining asset quality. A strong headline profit number is more meaningful when supported by healthy margins and controlled credit costs. Watch the official results and Monday’s market reaction before drawing a trading conclusion. Researchers Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and represents the author's independent assessment. The author does not hold a position in the company discussed as of the date of this post. Please verify the latest company disclosures and consider your own risk tolerance before investing.

Manjushri Sharma SEBI RA

7 Oct • 10:48 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

RBI Policy Rate Hike Signals a Shift in the Market

MAHABANK

The Reserve Bank of India has delivered an important policy signal today by increasing the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.50%. This is the RBI’s first rate hike in nearly four years. Along with the rate hike the RBI has also changed its policy stance from “neutral” to “calibrated tightening”. From an analyst’s perspective the key message is that the RBI is becoming more cautious about inflation. Inflation has remained above the RBI’s 4% target for three consecutive months while economic growth continues to remain strong. The RBI has raised its FY27 GDP growth forecast to 7.1% indicating that the economy currently has enough strength to absorb some monetary tightening. The RBI has also increased its inflation forecast to 5.2%. Higher crude oil prices food inflation and global uncertainties remain important risks. This is one of the major reasons behind the shift towards a tighter policy approach. For equity markets the immediate impact can be mixed. Higher interest rates generally increase borrowing costs and can put some pressure on rate-sensitive sectors. Banks NBFCs real estate and other highly leveraged businesses may see higher funding costs while companies with strong balance sheets and lower debt can be relatively better positioned. Another important point is liquidity. The RBI did not announce a fresh CRR hike and indicated that it prefers using a mix of liquidity-management tools. The banking system is currently carrying substantial surplus liquidity which the RBI expects to gradually reduce through various measures. The Indian rupee also remains an important factor. Despite the rate hike the rupee moved close to its record low against the US dollar highlighting the pressure from high oil prices global yields and capital flows. The key takeaway is simple: the RBI is no longer focusing only on supporting growth; controlling inflation and maintaining financial stability are becoming equally important.

Kavan Patel

7 Oct • 7:02 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Nifty midcap, Nifty JR analysis for 08/10/2026

1. Nifty MidSmallcap Select (Nifty Mid Select) Current Level: 13,757 Technical Bias: Bearish / Short Key Pivot Level / Threshold: 13,900 Trading Strategy Breakdown: Hold Short (Below 13,900): As long as the index trades or remains below the 13,900 threshold, the immediate trend favors short positions. Downward momentum is expected to persist or consolidate lower. Conditional Long (Above 13,900): A decisive break and sustained move above 13,900 invalidates the short bias, acting as a structural resistance breakdown. Traders should flip to a long-only strategy if this level is breached. 2. Nifty Junior (Nifty Next 50) Current Level: 69,404 Technical Bias: Bearish / Short Key Pivot Level / Threshold: 70,400 F&O top gainer was :

MAHABANK

OF MAHA Trading Strategy Breakdown: Hold Short (Below 70,400): Trading at 69,404 puts the index comfortably below its crucial inflection hurdle of 70,400. The current structure dictates holding short positions while under this resistance ceiling. Conditional Long (Above 70,400): The 70,400 mark serves as the primary breakout trigger. Long positions should only be initiated if the price successfully crosses and stabilizes above this barrier.

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