City Union Bank Ltd reported Q3 FY26 net profit of ₹3.32 billion, interest earned ₹17.56 billion, provisions ₹960 million, and gross NPA at 2.17%. Robust loan growth and asset quality improvements drove performance amid steady deposit mobilization.
City Union Bank Ltd (CUB), a Tamil Nadu-based private lender with 812 branches, unveiled stellar Q3 FY26 results on Feb 2, 2026, posting net profit of ₹3.32 billion backed by ₹17.56 billion interest income.
Provisions at ₹960 million reflected prudent risk management, while gross NPA fell to 2.17%, continuing asset quality gains from Q2's 2.42%. This builds on Q2's ₹329 crore profit (+15% YoY) and NII ₹667 crore (+14%), driven by retail/SME advances growing 18% YoY to ~₹57,561 Cr.
Deposits swelled ~21% YoY, supporting NIM stability at ~3.54% and ROA 1.55%. MD N. Kamakodi highlighted digital initiatives and credit discipline amid economic resilience. Shares traded at ~₹274 (mcap ₹20,389 Cr).
Key Highlights
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Net Profit: ₹3.32 billion for Q3 FY26.
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Interest Earned: ₹17.56 billion, fueling top-line growth.
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Provisions: ₹960 million for contingencies.
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Gross NPA: Improved to 2.17%.
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Total Income: Around ₹20 billion mark.
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Balance Sheet: Deposits/loans up ~14-21% YoY trends from prior quarters.
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Efficiency: NIM ~3.54%, ROA 1.55% in line with guidance.
CUB's focus on efficiency positions it strongly in competitive banking.
Sources: MarketScreener, InvestyWise, Moneycontrol, Reuters via TradingView