Bank of India reports strong Q2 FY26 provisional financial results with double-digit growth
Bank of India announced provisional Q2 FY26 results showing strong year-on-year growth across key metrics like business (11.80%), deposits (10.08%), and gross advances (13.94%).
The announcement of provisional quarterly results with strong growth figures is a material event for the company, indicating positive operational performance and potentially influencing investor perception.
The sentiment is positive due to significant year-on-year growth across all key financial metrics, including global business, deposits, and gross advances, with double-digit growth rates.
Bank of India has submitted its provisional financial results for Q2 FY26 (quarter ended 30 September 2025). Key performance highlights (year-on-year growth) are: * Global Business increased to ₹15,61,888 crore, growing by 11.80%. * Global Deposits reached ₹8,53,301 crore, marking a 10.08% growth. * Global Gross Advances stood at ₹7,08,587 crore, a rise of 13.94%. * Domestic Deposits grew by 8.53% to ₹7,30,097 crore. * Domestic Retail Term Deposits showed significant growth of 14.15% to ₹3,45,026 crore. * Domestic Gross Advances increased by 14.62% to ₹5,96,794 crore.
These figures are provisional and subject to review by the Statutory Central Auditors of the Bank.
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