Bank of India

NSE : BANKINDIA

BSE: 532149

SECTOR : BANKS

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52w high/low	₹101.4 / ₹47.9
P/E ratio	7.04
Dividend	2.45
ROE	11.36
ROCE	1.39
Face value	10
Book value	₹142.75Cr
Market capital	₹52,014.23Cr

Shareholding pattern

What is shareholding pattern? Who are shareholders?

Shareholding pattern represents the percentage of share ownership that different investors are holding in the company. A company can have multiple investors who invest in its shares. These are called as shareholders and there are two major categories of shareholders - promoters and public shareholders.

Promoters are typically the founders and public shareholders could be financial institutes like banks, insurance companies, domestic institutional investors, foreign institutional investors and common public.

Cash flow

What is a cash flow statement?

It is a financial statement that offers aggregate statistics on all cash inflows a business collects from its continuing activities and external sources of investment. It also includes all cash outflows over a specified time paying for company operations and investments.The main components of the CFS are cash from three areas: operating, investing, and financing activities...Read more

Balance Sheet

What is a balance sheet?

A balance sheet is a financial statement that records the assets, liabilities, and equity of a company at a certain point in time and provides a basis for estimating return rates and determining the capital structure. It offers a snapshot of what an entity owns and owes, as well as the sum that shareholders spend.The balance sheet complies with the following accounting equation in which assets on the one side, and liabilities plus shareholders' equity on the other, balance out:

Assets = Liabilities + Shareholder's Equity

This is used to conduct fundamental analysis or the estimation of financial ratios alongside other essential financial statements, such as income statement and statement of cash flows...Read more

Profit and loss

What is a profit and loss statement?

A profit and loss statement is a financial statement that represents the revenues, costs and expenses that the company has incurred during a quater or a fiscal year. It is also sometimes referred to as statement of profit and loss, income statement or statement of operations. This statement basically shows the investors and management whether the company has incurred profits or losses and in which areas.

Key Ratios

PE TTM

7.04

P/B

0.8

ROE

11.36

ROCE

1.39

Dividend yield

2.45%

EPS TTM

16.22

EBTIDA Growth

41.83

Sector PE

14.84

₹142.75Cr

Peer Comparison

Dividends

What are dividends?

Dividend, in financial terms, means a certain amount shared with shareholders of a company or a mutual fund on a regular basis – monthly, quarterly or annually. Read more

Bonuses

What are bonuses?

A bonus issue is an offer given to the existing shareholders of the company to subscribe for additional shares. Instead of increasing the dividend payout, the companies off... Read more

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About Bank of India

Bank of India is a state-owned commercial bank with headquarters in Mumbai. The Bank provides a wide range of banking products and financial services to corporate and retail customers. The bank provides specialized services for businesses (dealing in foreign exchange), NRIs, merchant banking, etc. They also have specialized branches that deal in asset recovery, hi-tech agricultural finance, lease finance and treasury, and small-scale industries. The Bank offers products such as mutual funds, venture capital, depository services, bullion trading and credit cards. The Bank operates in three business segments, namely Treasury Operations, Wholesale Banking Operations and Retail Banking Operations. Treasury Operations includes the entire investment portfolio, which include dealing in government and other securities, money market operations and foreign exchange (Forex) operations. Wholesale Banking includes all advances, which are not included under Retail Banking.