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Bank of Maharashtra

| Audited Standalone Financial Results – Quarter & Year Ended March 31, 2026

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20th Apr 26

Summary : Bank of Maharashtra reports strong profitability and capital raising plans, despite negative operating cash flow and fraud-related provisions.

Quarterly Report Analysis & Insights

Financial Disclosures

  1. Standalone FY26: Interest Expended Rs. 15617.58 crore, Operating Expenses Rs. 6379.13 crore, Provisions & Contingencies Rs. 2968.45 crore
  2. Consolidated FY26: Interest Expended Rs. 15616.15 crore, Operating Expenses Rs. 6379.93 crore, Provisions & Contingencies Rs. 2968.45 crore
  3. COVID-19 stressed assets resolution plan: Personal Loan Rs. 1032.66 crore
  4. COVID-19 stressed assets resolution plan: Corporate Persons Rs. 559.03 crore
  5. COVID-19 stressed assets resolution plan: MSME Rs. 19.14 crore
  6. Standalone FY26: Interest earned Rs. 29281.64 crore, Other Income Rs. 3540.89 crore
  7. Consolidated FY26: Interest earned Rs. 29281.74 crore, Other Income Rs. 3541.98 crore
  8. Standalone FY26: Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities Rs. -10988.79 crore, Net Cash Flow from Investing Activities Rs. -853.41 crore, Net Cash Flow from Financing Activities Rs. -2607.12 crore, Total Cash Flow During The Year Rs. -14449.32 crore
  9. Consolidated FY26: Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities Rs. -11336.03 crore, Net Cash Flow from Investing Activities Rs. -506.16 crore, Net Cash Flow from Financing Activities Rs. -2607.12 crore, Total Cash Flow During The Year Rs. -14449.32 crore
  10. Additional COVID-19 related provision of Rs. 1010 crores
  11. Standalone FY26: Total Assets Rs. 42736.27 crore, Deposits Rs. 35056.44 crore, Advances Rs. 28810.43 crore, Investments Rs. 10148.02 crore, Net Worth Rs. 3027.24 crore
  12. Consolidated FY26: Total Assets Rs. 42747.14 crore, Deposits Rs. 35053.82 crore, Advances Rs. 28810.43 crore, Investments Rs. 10158.79 crore, Net Worth Rs. 3038.92 crore
  13. Consolidated results include subsidiary (Maharashtra Executor and Trustee Company Private Limited)
  14. Consolidated results include associate (Maharashtra Gramin Bank)
  15. Both standalone and consolidated financial results are provided
  16. Consolidated results include a subsidiary and an associate

Corporate Overview

  1. Primarily Domestic
  2. Limited International operations
  3. Managing non-performing assets
  4. Addressing COVID-19 related provisions
  5. Handling reported fraud cases
  6. Ensuring regulatory compliance
  7. Subject to RBI guidelines
  8. Subject to SEBI regulations
  9. Subject to Banking Regulation Act
  10. Retail banking
  11. Corporate/Wholesale banking
  12. Treasury operations
  13. Other banking operations
  14. Confident and focused on growth
  15. Emphasizes compliance and capital augmentation
  16. Retail customers
  17. Corporate clients
  18. MSME sector
  19. Treasury Operations
  20. Corporate/Wholesale Banking Operations
  21. Retail Banking Operations (including Digital Banking)
  22. Other Banking Operations
  23. 633 branches audited by statutory branch auditors
  24. 2132 branches not subjected to audit
  25. Raising capital up to Rs. 7,500 crore via equity shares/bonds
  26. Issuing Long-Term Infra Bonds up to Rs. 10,000 crore (FY26-27)
  27. Raising foreign currency bonds up to USD 500 million (FY26-27)

Risk Factors

  1. Negative cash flow from operations.
  2. Significant fraud cases reported.
  3. Regulatory penalties levied by RBI.
  4. Impairment loss from associate bank.

Key Drivers

  1. Final dividend of 12% recommended.
  2. Significant capital raising plans initiated.
  3. Net non-performing assets remain low.
  4. Unmodified audit opinion received.

Auditor’s Report

  1. Unmodified opinion for standalone financial results
  2. Unmodified opinion for consolidated financial results
  3. Disclosures for Basel III Pillar 3, Leverage Ratio, Liquidity Coverage Ratio, Net Stable Funding Ratio were on website and unaudited
  4. Unaudited financial results of associate Maharashtra Gramin Bank included in consolidated statements
  5. Additional COVID-19 related provision of Rs. 1010 Crores as contingency provision
  6. Impairment loss of Rs. 280.59 Crore due to amalgamation of Vidarbha Konkan Gramin Bank
  7. Group's share of net loss of Rs. 3.78 crore from unaudited associate financial results

Board Commentary

  1. Recommended Final dividend of 12% (Rs. 1.20 per equity share) for FY 2025-26
  2. In addition to interim dividend of 10% (Rs. 1.00 per equity share) already paid
  3. 394 fraud cases reported in FY26 involving Rs. 990.00 crore
  4. Provisions made for fraud cases totaling Rs. 873.99 crore
  5. Additional COVID-19 related provision of Rs. 1010 crores
  6. Impairment loss of Rs. 280.59 crore due to associate amalgamation
  7. RBI levied penalties of Rs. 0.70 crores on the bank during FY26
  8. Outstanding projects under implementation: Rs. 10950.45 crore
  9. Plans to raise Rs. 7,500 crore equity capital
  10. Plans to issue Rs. 10,000 crore Long-Term Infra Bonds
  11. Plans to raise USD 500 million through foreign currency bonds

Corporate Governance

  1. Auditors confirm compliance with ICAI Code of Ethics
  2. Results reviewed by Audit Committee and approved by Board
  3. Audit Committee is in place

Management Discussion & Analysis

Future Strategy

  1. Strengthening capital base
  2. Securing long-term funding for infrastructure projects
  3. Ensuring compliance with public shareholding norms

Industry Overview

  1. Active participation in co-lending arrangements for Retail and MSME sectors

Macroeconomic Outlook

  1. Implied stable macro environment supporting growth

Operational Focus Areas

  1. Effective management of NPAs
  2. Robust fraud detection and provisioning
  3. Adherence to regulatory guidelines

Performance Drivers

  1. Capital augmentation initiatives
  2. Issuance of infrastructure and foreign currency bonds
  3. Focus on retail and MSME segments

Risk Control Measures

  1. Adequate provisioning for NPAs and fraud cases
  2. Strict adherence to SEBI and RBI regulations
  3. Strategic capital raising to bolster financial strength

Critical Risks

  1. Non-performing assets requiring significant provisions
  2. Potential impact of fraud cases
  3. Regulatory penalties and compliance costs
  4. Market volatility affecting capital raising efforts
  5. Unhedged foreign currency exposure
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