SBI Shares Jump Over 6 Percent After Q3FY26 Results Deliver Record Profit, Strong Asset Quality

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Mumbai, February 9, 2026 (IST) State Bank of India (NSE: SBIN | BSE: 500112) shares surged sharply in Monday’s trade after the country’s largest lender reported its highest-ever quarterly profit for Q3FY26, alongside continued improvement in asset quality and stable margins.
SBI stock rose over 6 percent intraday, trading around ₹1,138, as investors reacted positively to the bank’s robust earnings performance for the quarter ended December 31, 2025.

Record Quarterly Profit Lifts Sentiment​

For Q3FY26, State Bank of India posted a net profit of ₹21,028 crore, marking a 24.49 percent year-on-year growth, supported by healthy operating leverage and steady net interest income growth.
Operating profit for the quarter jumped 39.54 percent YoY to ₹32,862 crore, reflecting improved efficiency and controlled costs.

Key Profitability Metrics​

₹ in croreQ3FY25Q2FY26Q3FY26YoY ChangeQoQ Change
Net Interest Income41,44642,98445,190+9.04%+5.13%
Operating Profit23,55131,90432,862+39.54%+3.00%
Profit After Tax16,89120,16021,028+24.49%+4.31%

Asset Quality Continues to Improve​

Investors also took comfort from SBI’s sustained improvement in asset quality metrics, with both gross and net NPAs declining further during the quarter.
  • Gross NPA ratio improved to 1.57 percent, down 50 basis points YoY
  • Net NPA ratio declined to 0.39 percent
  • Provision Coverage Ratio (including AUCA) strengthened to 92.37 percent
Lower slippages and controlled credit costs added to confidence around balance sheet stability.

Credit Growth Remains Broad-Based​

SBI’s loan book maintained strong momentum, with gross advances rising 15.14 percent YoY to ₹46.84 lakh crore, led by retail, SME, and agricultural segments.

Advances Growth Snapshot​

SegmentYoY Growth
Retail Advances16.51%
SME Advances21.02%
Agri Advances16.56%
Corporate Advances13.37%
Deposits grew 9.02 percent YoY to ₹57.01 lakh crore, with CASA deposits rising 8.88 percent YoY. CASA ratio stood at 39.13 percent as of December 31, 2025.

Capital Position Remains Comfortable​

The bank’s capital adequacy remained stable, supporting future growth.
  • Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR): 14.04 percent
  • CET-1 ratio: 10.99 percent
  • Tier-1 ratio: 12.07 percent

About the Company​

State Bank of India is India’s largest public sector bank, providing a wide range of banking and financial services across retail, corporate, SME, agricultural, and international banking segments. The bank is listed on both the BSE and NSE and continues to play a central role in India’s credit and financial ecosystem.

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