SBI Q1 Results: Standalone Pat 12% Yoy jumps Rs 19,160 crore, Beats Street Estimate

state Bank of India (SBI) on Friday recorded an increase of 12% year-to-year (YOY) in its standalone net profit for the June quarter, compared to Rs 17,035 crore in the same period last year.

The profit was more than the road estimates, which had judged it for Rs 17,095 crore.


The public lender earned an interest income of Rs 1,17,996 crore in the quarter under the review, which was from Rs 1,11,526 crore to 6% in the year ago.

SBI paid Rs 76,923 crore as interest, which was from Rs 70,401 crore from Rs 70,401 crore in the year-old period.

The earnings were announced during the market hours, and SBI shares were recovered from Rs 793 from the day -low of Rs 793 on NSE, although they were still trading 1% less around 1:30 am amidst the spirit of the weak market.


The net profit hike was inspired by efficiency in operating income and included operating expenses, the company said the company filing the exchanges. The largest Indian PSU Bank reported Rs 41,072 crore to the net interest income (NII), which was 0.13% below Rs 41,125 crore. Q1fy25.

operating profit

SBI’s operational benefit rose by Rs 26,449 crore in Q1Fy25 to Rs 30,544 crore in Q1Fy26.

Loans and deposits

The gross advance in Q1Fy26 ranged from Rs 42.54 lakh crore, Rs 38.12 lakh crore to 12%. Retail individual debt portfolio rose 13% to Rs 15.39 lakh crore. The agricultural section also increased by 13% to Rs 3.5 lakh crore, while the SME and corporate segment recorded an increase of 19% and 5.7% yo respectively.

The total deposit of SBI increased by 12%, in Q1Fy25 from Rs 49.01 lakh crore to Rs 54.73 lakh crore.

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