Banks’ market value fell sharply in the last quarter.New Delhi, Apr. 15-Most public sector banks have seen their market value decline in the January-March quarter, according to a study by ‘S&P’.
What is the market value of a major bank?
It has been reported that 12 of the country’s top 20 banks have seen their market value decline in the March quarter compared to the December quarter.
Seven of the 12 banks whose market value has declined are public sector banks.
IndusInd Bank’s market value has fallen by the most by 32.30 percent.
Indian Bank, which has the highest overseas exposure among public sector banks, has seen its market value fall by 24.70 percent.
The market value of Central Bank of India has fallen by 19.80 percent.
Kotak Mahindra Bank has seen the highest growth in its market value.
HDFC Bank is at the top with a market value of Rs 13.99 lakh crore.
Top 10 bank market value list
HDFC, market cap, March 2025-13.99. Change compared to December quarter increased by 3.20%.
ICICI, market capitalization, March 2025- 9.53. Change compared to December quarter increased by 5.30%.
SBI, market capitalization, March 2025- 6.66. Change compared to December quarter decreased by 2.90%.
Kotak Mahindra Market Cap, March 2025- 4.32. Change compared to December quarter increased by 21.60%.
Axis Market Value, March 2025- 3.41. Change compared to December quarter increased by 3.50%.
Bank of Baroda market cap, March 2025- 1.18. Change compared to December quarter decreased by 5.00%.
Punjab National Bank market cap, March 2025- 1.10. Change compared to December quarter decreased by 6.50.
Union Bank Market Value, March 2025- 0.96. Change compared to December quarter increased by 4.80.
IDBI Bank Market Cap, March 2025- 0.84. Change compared to December quarter increased by 1.60.
Canara Bank’s market capitalization, March 2025- 0.81, has decreased by 11.10% compared to the December quarter.
Market value (in lakh crores of rupees)
Main reasons for the decline
Concerns about economic growth,
Unsatisfactory quarterly results of companies,
Foreign investment outflow,
Fears of trade war.
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