State-owned banking giant Punjab National Bank (PNB) has kicked off the 2026-27 financial year on a strong note, registering steady growth across its key operational parameters. The lender's total global business has scaled closer to the ₹30 lakh crore threshold, driven by solid performance in both domestic and international markets during the first quarter ended June 30, 2026.
Global and Domestic Portfolios Expand Broadly
The public sector lender reported that its overall Global Business reached an impressive ₹29,99,876 crore as of June 30, 2026. This marks a robust year-on-year expansion of 10.32% compared to the ₹27,19,276 crore recorded at the end of the previous fiscal year's first quarter. The momentum also reflects a sequential increase of 1.02% over the ₹29,69,685 crore reported at the audited close of March 31, 2026.
Mirroring this international footprint, the bank's Domestic Business tracked a parallel upward trajectory. PNB's domestic footprint reached ₹28,75,943 crore for the quarter, expanding by 1.19% sequentially against the March baseline of ₹28,42,010 crore, and achieving an annual growth rate of 9.91% against the ₹26,16,535 crore posted in June 2025.
Resilient Deposit Framework Stabilizes Inflows
On the liabilities front, PNB continues to maintain a stable and growing funding base, supporting its structural liquidity needs. Total Global Deposits stood at ₹17,25,185 crore at the end of the June quarter. This reflects a healthy year-on-year increase of 8.52% compared to the ₹15,89,379 crore from the same period last year, and a steady quarterly growth of 0.82% over the March audited closing figure of ₹17,11,126 crore.
The bank's internal network supplied the bulk of these deposit inflows, with Domestic Deposits closing at ₹16,70,180 crore. This metric points to an 8.63% annual growth over the ₹15,37,455 crore from June 2025, and a modest quarterly rise of 1.28% from the ₹16,49,060 crore logged as of March 31, 2026.
Double-Digit Advances Growth Enhances Credit Metrics
The standout performer in the bank's financial update was its loan book, which registered robust double-digit growth annually. Global Advances reached ₹12,74,691 crore as of June 30, 2026, marking a significant 12.82% expansion from the previous year's level of ₹11,29,898 crore. On a quarter-on-quarter basis, total lending moved up by 1.28% from the ₹12,58,559 crore recorded at the end of FY26.
Similarly, the Domestic Advances portfolio scaled to ₹12,05,763 crore. This asset class unlocked an 11.74% increase over the ₹10,79,080 crore logged in June 2025, alongside a 1.07% step up from the March audited baseline of ₹11,92,950 crore.
Reflecting an optimized deployment of capital and efficient asset utilization, the bank's Global Credit-Deposit (CD) Ratio improved safely to 73.92%. This ratio marks an incremental improvement from the 73.55% recorded at the end of the previous quarter and a noticeable jump from the 71.09% baseline seen in June 2025.
The bank emphasized that these initial balance sheet disclosures remain provisional and are pending a formal limited review evaluation by PNB's Statutory Central Auditors.
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