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Bank of India shares announce meet outcome for 10-09-2026

By Ali Abbas Najmi •
On September 10, 2026, Bank of India conducted a Non-deal Roadshow in Singapore to engage with prospective institutional investors. The event was disclosed to stock exchanges under SEBI Regulation ...

Why did Bank of India shares fall today?

Today, on Friday at 01:22 PM, Bank of India shares are trading at ₹998.95, reflecting a decline of 0.55% from the previous closing price. This slight drop indicates a minor sell-off in the stock during the trading session.

The movement comes after Bank of India informed stock exchanges about an investor meeting held on September 10, 2026. In this meeting, the bank's executives participated in a non-deal roadshow in Singapore to engage with potential institutional investors. They discussed topics based on publicly available documents, which is a routine practice to keep investors informed without revealing new or confidential information.

Even though the meeting was primarily informational and didn't disclose any adverse news, the shares experienced a small decline. This could be attributed to typical market behavior, such as investors taking profits or reacting to broader economic factors, rather than the specifics of the meeting itself. The overall impact was minimal, but it contributed to the day's slight downward trend in the stock price.

What does Bank of India do?

Bank of India engages with prospective institutional investors to discuss its operations and performance, utilizing non-deal roadshows as a method of direct interaction. The bank's participation in such events, like a recent engagement in Singapore, is part of its investor relations activities, where discussions are based on publicly available information.

The bank maintains a dedicated Investor Relations Cell at its Head Office in Mumbai to manage these engagements and communications. Its corporate governance includes compliance with SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, ensuring timely disclosure of such investor-related activities to stock exchanges.

Bank of India Financials

In Crores
101126
19643
Mar 2026
97814
24113
Jun 2026
Revenue
Net Profit

Bank of India's revenue decreased from ₹101,125.59 Crores in March 2026 to ₹97,814.29 Crores in June 2026, representing a quarterly decline. Conversely, its profit for the period grew from ₹19,642.87 Crores in March 2026 to ₹24,113.0 Crores in June 2026, indicating a positive trend in profitability despite the lower top-line figure.

Bank of India Shareholding Pattern

Holdings
Promoter
55.47%
FIIs
10.81%
DIIs
26.52%
Public
7.199999999999999%

Promoter holding stands at 55.47% of the total share capital. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) hold 10.81% stake in the company, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) hold 26.52%. Public shareholders hold the remaining 7.199999999999999% stake in Bank of India.

Bank of India FAQs

Q: Why did Bank shares fall 0.55% today?

Bank of India has informed the exchange about outcome of Meet as on 10-09-2026. This corporate action caught investor attention, leading to increased trading activity in the stock.

Q: What is the shareholding pattern of Bank of India?

As per the latest data, promoters hold 55.47% stake in Bank of India, while FII holding stands at 10.81%. Domestic institutional investors hold 26.52%, and public shareholders account for 7.199999999999999% of the equity.

Q: What is the current stock price of Bank of India?

Bank of India shares are currently trading at ₹998.95, recording a decline of 0.55% from the previous close.

Q: What is the market capitalization of Bank of India?

The company currently has a market capitalization of ₹922092.56 crore, reflecting its valuation in the Indian equity market.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. The stock prices mentioned are as of the time of writing. Ali Abbas Najmi and the publisher do not hold any positions in the stocks mentioned. Please consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before making any investment decisions.