Exim Bank of India has reported a 32% increase in net profit for fiscal year 2025-26, reaching ₹4,273 crore.
The state-owned export-import lender presented a dividend cheque of ₹428 crore to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, marking a significant capital return to the government.
The dividend payout represents 10% of the bank's net profit for the period.
The dividend payout represents 10% of the bank's net profit for the period.
The strong financial performance highlights the continued resilience of India's trade finance sector, even as global economic conditions remain volatile.
Exim Bank's results signal that demand for export and import financing has remained robust, supporting the lender's bottom line.
This development follows a broader trend of capital returns from Indian public sector financial institutions.