Bank of Baroda has received USD 29.39 million from the interim distribution of capital repatriation as part of the Member's Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) of India International Bank Malaysia (IIBMB), its joint venture with Union Bank of India and Indian Overseas Bank. The bank’s share in the JV is 40%, marking a significant recovery from its overseas operations.
Bank of Baroda has announced receipt of USD 29,391,204.52 from the liquidator of India International Bank Malaysia (IIBMB), a joint venture set up with Union Bank of India and Indian Overseas Bank. This amount represents the interim distribution of capital repatriation following the Member’s Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) process of IIBMB. Bank of Baroda holds a 40% stake in the JV, with the remaining 60% split between the other two banks.
The liquidation process was initiated after IIBMB ceased all banking operations in Malaysia earlier this year, in compliance with the country’s Financial Services Act. The receipt of funds is a notable development for Bank of Baroda’s overseas asset recovery and balance sheet strengthening.
Key Highlights
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Bank of Baroda received USD 29.39 million from IIBMB’s liquidation, its 40% share of the interim capital repatriation
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IIBMB was a joint venture between Bank of Baroda, Union Bank of India, and Indian Overseas Bank
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The bank ceased operations in Malaysia in July 2025 as part of regulatory closure
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This payout is a major recovery milestone for Bank of Baroda’s overseas investments
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The funds will support the bank’s capital adequacy and overseas portfolio management
Source : Bank of Baroda Corporate Announcement (NSE/BSE), India International Bank Malaysia official closure notice