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SBI set to weigh up to 2 billion fundraising as Q4 results raise profit questions
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Published on 8 May 2026

A 2 billion plan may offset shaky treasury earnings
State Bank of India’s board meets May 12 to consider a fundraising plan of up to $2 billion, as the bank releases its Q4 results today. Analysts expect muted profit growth despite stable loan growth and margins, citing treasury losses. The stock has surged over the past year, putting investor focus on whether the capital raise can steady earnings momentum.
- SBI board will review a fundraising plan up to $2 billion on May 12
- Q4 results come amid expectations of muted profit growth
- Treasury losses are driving the concern despite stable loans and margins
- SBI shares have gained strongly over the past year
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