Bank of Maharashtra Responds to Query on RBI Trade Relief Measures for MSMEs
Bank of Maharashtra disclosed that 66 eligible MSME borrowers are covered under RBI Trade Relief Measures, involving ₹671 Crores. This constitutes 1.31% of its total MSME portfolio. The information was provided during the bank's Earnings Conference Call on January 13, 2026, discussing Q3 FY26 performance.
The information pertains to a specific regulatory measure affecting a small portion of the bank's MSME portfolio (1.31%). It does not indicate a significant change in the bank's overall financial health or operational strategy.
The announcement provides a factual response to a query regarding specific relief measures for MSMEs. It does not contain information that would significantly alter the bank's financial outlook or performance, hence the neutral sentiment.
Bank of Maharashtra (MAHABANK) has provided a response regarding RBI Trade Relief Measures Directions, 2025, pertaining to MSMEs during its Earnings Conference Call held on January 13, 2026. The bank stated that there are 66 eligible borrowers under these measures, with an amount of ₹671 Crores involved. This represents 1.31% of the bank's total MSME portfolio.
The information was detailed in response to a query sought during the conference call, which discussed the bank's financial performance for the quarter ended December 31, 2025. The details were communicated via a letter from the Company Secretary & Compliance Officer, Vishal Sethia.
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