Central Bank of India has announced its provisional business results for the fiscal year 2025-26, demonstrating a period of significant expansion and operational efficiency. The bank's Total Business reached a substantial milestone of ₹8,12,814 crore, reflecting a robust 15.65% Year-on-Year (YoY) growth and a steady 5.00% Quarter-on-Quarter (QoQ) increase.
The primary engine of this growth was the bank's lending portfolio. Gross Advances surged by 18.90% YoY, ending the year at ₹3,44,929 crore. The sequential growth of 6.61% in the final quarter indicates an accelerated credit deployment toward the end of the financial year.
On the liability side, Total Deposits grew by 13.37% YoY to reach ₹4,67,885 crore. The bank's low-cost deposit base remained steady, with CASA (Current Account Savings Account) Deposits increasing by 9.80% to reach ₹2,20,886 crore. While the CASA ratio saw a slight annual dip to 47.31%, it showed a marginal improvement of 18 bps on a sequential basis.
The bank also reported a significant improvement in its Credit-to-Deposit (CD) Ratio, which climbed to 73.88%, up by 335 bps from the previous year. This highlights the bank's enhanced capability in utilizing its deposit resources for credit growth.
Note: These figures are provisional and remain subject to a formal audit by the Bank's Statutory Central Auditors.
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