New Delhi, April 28 (PTI) State-owned central bank of India reported on Monday that net profit increased by 28% ₹The decline in loans helped lending for Rs 1,034 crore in the April quarter.
Mumbai-based lenders have made net profits ₹8.07 million in the same period last year.
In the quarter, the total bank’s revenue increased to ₹104.33 million ₹The central bank of India said in a regulatory filing a year ago that it was $969.9 billion a year ago.
Interest income increased to ₹From 86.19 million ₹83.37 million in advance.
However, net interest income (NII) fell for the quarter ₹From 33.99 million ₹35.41 million.
In terms of asset quality, the bank’s total non-performing assets (NPA) is 3.18%, while the bank’s total assets are 3.18% by the end of March 2024.
Similarly, net NPA fell to 0.55% above 1.23% above the end of 2024.
As a result, the total regulations for the quarter have been reduced to ₹9.69 million ₹One year ago, the same quarter was 1.257 billion.
As of March 31, 2025, the supply coverage rate was 96.54%.
The bank’s capital adequacy ratio rose from 15.08% to 17.02% from the end of fiscal year 24.
Throughout the fiscal year 2024-25, the bank reported a 78% increase in profits ₹37.85 million ₹The previous year was 25.49 million.
The bank’s total revenue in the fiscal year rose to ₹395.21 million ₹354.34 million a year ago.
NII rose 7.7% ₹138.97 million ₹Last year, 12.896 million. For the year ended March 2024, the net interest margin for the year was 3.08%.
The bank’s board of directors recommends a dividend of 18 Paise per share, accounting for 1.87% of the face value ₹2024-25 10 per person.
In addition, the board approved the bank’s 2025-26 bank raising plan ₹Rs 50,000 crore was made on request by subsequent public quotation (FPO)/rights issues or any other model.
