Stock Gains 3.19% Amid Expansion Drive
Bandhan Bank’s stock surged 3.19% on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), trading at ₹140.80, up by ₹4.35 from its previous close of ₹136.45. The surge comes as the bank strengthens its pan-India presence with the opening of nine new branches across key states.
Stock Performance Overview
📊 Opening Price: ₹137.05
📊 Intraday High: ₹143.00
📊 Intraday Low: ₹137.05
📊 52-Week High: ₹222.30 (July 30, 2024)
📊 52-Week Low: ₹128.15 (February 18, 2025)
📊 Market Capitalization: ₹22,513.33 crore
📌 Promoter Holding: 39.98%
📌 Institutional Holding: 38.70%
📌 Non-Institutional Holding: 21.32%
Bandhan Bank Expands Nationwide with Nine New Branches
As part of its strategic expansion, Bandhan Bank has launched nine new branches across three states, further enhancing its banking network beyond 6,300 outlets.
📍 New Branch Locations:
✅ Kolkata, West Bengal (1 branch)
✅ Uttar Pradesh (6 branches)
✅ Maharashtra (2 branches)
West Bengal remains Bandhan Bank’s largest market, with 1,720 branches, underscoring the state’s importance to its retail and SME lending business.
The expansion is aligned with Bandhan Bank’s long-term growth strategy, focusing on financial inclusion, SME lending, and retail banking services in high-potential states.
Bandhan Bank’s Growth Trajectory
Founded in 2001 as a microfinance institution, Bandhan Bank transitioned into a full-fledged commercial bank after receiving a banking license from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in 2014. Headquartered in Kolkata, West Bengal, the bank has rapidly expanded its operations across India, catering to retail customers, SMEs, and micro-entrepreneurs.
With its continued expansion and focus on high-growth states, Bandhan Bank is set to further solidify its presence in India’s banking sector.
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