Bank of India Q1 FY27 Results (NSE: BANKINDIA)

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Signal: Earnings grew

The read

Bank of India delivered a strong quarter with operating profit growing +26.2% YoY and PAT +80.5% YoY (or ~36% adjusting for exceptional loss in base). Asset quality improved structurally: GNPA at 1.81% (lowest in recent history) vs 2.92% a year ago, PCR at 93.83%. NII growth (+12.7% YoY) was supported by advances growth, while cost-to-income improved. The standalone PBT of ₹4,08,748 lakh vs ₹2,91,330 lakh a year ago (+40.3%) reinforces the underlying strength. The bank also transferred ₹1,394.59 Cr from IFR to General Reserve, strengthening capital base. CAR improved to 19.28% (vs 17.90% a year ago).

Bank of India Q1 FY27 key financials
MetricValueYoYQoQ
Revenue₹22,712.28 Cr+9.8%-0.6%
EBIT₹5,137.99 Cr+26.2%
Net profit₹3,302.58 Cr+80.5%
EPS₹7.25+80.3%

P&L walk

Operating profit (pre-provision) grew strongly at +26.2% YoY, driven by net interest income growth (+12.7% YoY) and contained operating expenses (+3.1% YoY). Provisions dropped sharply (-12.7% YoY), especially NPA provisions (+2.9% YoY but lower absolute), leading to PAT of ₹3,302.58 Cr, +80.5% YoY. An exceptional loss of ₹51,880 lakh on RRB amalgamation impacted the year-ago base; excluding that, PAT growth is still robust at ~36% YoY.

Segments

Wholesale Banking turned sharply profitable in Q1FY27 (segment PBIT ₹1,58,810 lakh vs ₹32,585 lakh a year ago), driving consolidated profit growth; Treasury Operations PBIT improved to ₹1,77,254 lakh (+20.0% YoY), while Retail Banking PBIT declined -11.9% YoY to ₹1,31,718 lakh.

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