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Indian Bank (INDIANB)

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Filed: 15 Oct 2026, 12:54 IST Exchange: NSE Category: Financial Results — Audited Results
Half Year FY2027 results (unaudited reviewed): Standalone: Revenue 437.8bn +16% y-y (377.98bn) PAT 67.35bn +12% y-y (59.91bn) Consolidated: Revenue 443.3bn +16% y-y (381.77bn) PAT 68.97bn +28% y-y (53.84bn) FY2026 results (audited): Standalone: Revenue 774.4bn PAT 121.56bn Consolidated: Revenue 783.3bn PAT 117.04bn Dividend: None declared or recommended Commentary: The bank discontinued Investment Fluctuation Reserve during Q1FY27, transferring Rs 20bn to Revenue Reserve. Income of Rs 13.87bn from NSE listing included in Other Income for Q2FY27. Provision coverage ratio for NPAs stood at 98.22% as of September 30, 2026.
Source: Original filing PDF — view on exchange portal
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