State Bank of India Approves Long-Term Fund Raising Programme for FY 2026-27

State Bank of India Approves Long-Term Fund Raising Programme for FY 2026-27

State Bank of India Approves Long-Term Fund Raising Programme for FY 2026-27​

The State Bank of India (SBI) has announced a significant outcome from its Central Board meeting, detailing plans for long-term fund raising during the Financial Year (FY) 2026-27.

The Executive Committee of the Central Board of the Bank, during its meeting held on May 12, 2026, approved a comprehensive plan to examine the status and decide on long-term fund raising initiatives.

The fund raising program is set to take place in single or multiple tranches and is structured to raise capital up to US$ 2 Billion.

The details of the proposed long-term fund raising mechanism are as follows:

ParameterDetails
Maximum Tranche SizeUp to US$ 2 Billion (US$ Two Billion)
Investment VehiclesFixed rate bonds or floating rate bonds
CurrencyUS Dollar or any other major foreign currency
MechanismPublic offer and/or private placement
Regulatory ChannelReg-S/144A
Fiscal YearFY 2026-27

This strategic move is aimed at enhancing the bank's capital structure through varied global financial instruments over the next fiscal year.

SBIN Stock Price Movement​

As of 3:05 PM, shares of State Bank of India are slipping by 0.01% in live trading, currently priced at ₹973.5. The stock is seeing considerable liquidity today, trading on a total volume of 18.84 million shares.
 

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