Shares of RBL Bank saw renewed buying interest in Monday’s session (April 6), climbing 6.22% to reach a 5-week high of ₹319.75, as investors appeared encouraged by the bank’s March quarter business update.
The company, through an exchange filing on Thursday, announced its business performance for the quarter ended March, reporting healthy growth across key metrics. Total deposits rose 25% year-on-year and 16% sequentially to ₹1.39 lakh crore as of March 31, 2026, while gross advances increased 22% YoY and 11% QoQ to ₹1.15 lakh crore.
The bank also saw strong traction in its retail franchise, with secured retail advances growing 36% YoY and 17% QoQ, alongside steady momentum in wholesale and commercial banking segments. CASA deposits improved 23% YoY, with the ratio rising sequentially to 33.6%, indicating a better liability mix.
Overall, total business crossed ₹2.5 lakh crore, marking a 24% annual growth, while asset quality trends remained stable with collection efficiency for the JLG segment at 99.7% for March, reflecting operational strength.
Meanwhile, the bank in a seperate regulatory filing
RBL Bank share price trend
The company’s shares have maintained a strong winning run in recent months; even amid market volatility, they remained resilient, translating into robust returns for shareholders.
The stock began its one-way rally in December 2024 and has sustained the momentum to date, rising from ₹158 to ₹319.75 apiece, delivering nearly a 100% return. It finished CY25 with a 100% gain, marking the biggest annual jump since its listing.
Investor sentiment towards RBL Bank’s share price improved following the bank’s better financial performance in recent quarters, including improved asset quality. The rally received additional support after the announcement of a stake acquisition by Emirates NBD.
Meanwhile, domestic mutual funds further boosted their holdings in RBL Bank during the December quarter, with their collective stake rising to 40% from 35.7% in Q2FY26. Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) also added to its exposure, holding 1.27% at the end of Q3.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), too, increased their stake to 21.9% in Q3 from 15.5% in Q2FY26, as per the Trendlyne shareholding data.
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