Bank of Maharashtra posted a net profit of Rs 17.79 billion for the December quarter, supported by robust interest income and controlled asset quality. Gross NPA stood at 1.6%, while provisions for NPAs were Rs 6.6 billion. The bank declared a dividend of Rs 1 per share.
Bank of Maharashtra has announced its financial results for the December 2025 quarter, showcasing resilience in earnings and asset quality. The bank’s performance reflects strong interest income, prudent provisioning, and a commitment to shareholder returns through dividend declaration.
Key highlights from the announcement include
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Net profit for Q3 stood at Rs 17.79 billion.
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Interest earned during the quarter was Rs 73.44 billion, highlighting strong lending and investment activity.
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Gross NPA ratio was contained at 1.6%, reflecting improved asset quality.
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Provisions for NPAs amounted to Rs 6.6 billion, while overall provisions and contingencies stood at Rs 7.28 billion.
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The bank declared a dividend of Rs 1 per share, rewarding shareholders.
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Stable asset quality and strong profitability reinforce the bank’s position among leading public sector lenders.
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Analysts note that the bank’s focus on prudent risk management and growth in interest income has supported consistent performance.
The results underline Bank of Maharashtra’s ability to balance profitability with asset quality, even amid challenging market conditions. With strong fundamentals and shareholder-friendly policies, the bank continues to strengthen its presence in India’s banking sector.
Sources: Economic Times, Business Standard, Mint