Canara Bank

Canara Bank’s ₹3,500 crore AT1 bond raise and PSU rally signal robust capital strength and growth prospects for investors.

Canara Bank’s 19 % profit jump, 86 % debt‑sale recovery and CEO’s focus on quality drive its share surge to a 52‑week high, showing disciplined growth that outpaces industry trends.

Canara Bank’s Q2 2026 earnings reveal a 19% profit jump, GNPA drop to 2.35%, and a 52‑week high share price—boosting investor confidence amid regulatory scrutiny.

Canara Robeco Asset Management Company Limited successfully listed on the National Stock Exchange and Bombay Stock Exchange on October 16, 2025, with its shares opening at a 5.4% premium to the issue price.

Canara Bank continues to assert its presence in the Indian banking sector, with a strong market performance, strategic developments, and a focus on financial inclusion and digital transformation.

Canara Bank reports a 22% rise in Q1 profit to Rs 4,752 crore, driven by robust asset quality and improved capital ratios, leading to a surge in share prices and sector-wide confidence.

Canara Bank has made a strategic shift in its approach to high-profile loan accounts, withdrawing a ‘fraudulent’ tag and signaling a broader trend of financial institutions reassessing their risk management frameworks.