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Original headline: Central Bank of India Q2 net profit rises 21 % to Rs 1 , 469 crore , NII up 26 %
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- Central Bank of India Reports Standalone Net Profit Growth of 21 . 1 % YoY to ₹1 , 468 . 86 Crore for Q2 FY27 ; Gross NPA Drops to 2 . 39 %
Central Bank of India reported standalone net profit after tax of ₹1,468.86 crore for Q2 FY27, up 21.1% from ₹1,212.88 crore a year earlier. Total income reached ₹11,737.21 crore, and operating profit before provisions was ₹2,268.30 crore. Net profit after tax for the half year rose 17.3% year on year. Asset quality improved, with gross NPA falling to 2.39% from 3.01% a year earlier, net NPA at 0.31%, and a Capital Adequacy Ratio of 17.68%. Consolidated net profit for the quarter was ₹1,465.80 crore, and the shares last traded on BSE at Rs. 30.90 versus a previous close of Rs. 30.78.
- Central Bank Of India Q2 FY27 Consolidated Net Profit Rose 40 . 58 Per Cent Year - On - Year To ₹1 , 718 . 60 Crore
Central Bank of India reported consolidated net profit of ₹1,718.60 crore for the quarter ended 30 September 2026, up 40.58% from ₹1,222.00 crore a year earlier. Total consolidated income rose to ₹11,778.67 crore from ₹10,248.29 crore, with interest earned up to ₹10,393.89 crore from ₹8,776.54 crore and interest expended up to ₹6,226.85 crore from ₹5,476.04 crore. Consolidated operating expenses were ₹3,288.40 crore, compared with ₹2,974.83 crore. The consolidated net NPA ratio fell to 0.31% from 0.48%, while the Basel III Capital Adequacy Ratio stood at 17.68% versus 17.34% a year earlier.
- HDFC Bank reports 5 % increase in Q2FY27 standalone net profit at ₹19 , 510 crore
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- Central Bank of India Q2 profit rises 21 % as loans grow 30 %
- Taiwan chip giant TSMC says net profit hit record in third quarter
TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, reported third-quarter net profit surged 68.7% year on year to a record, driven by strong global demand for AI hardware. It marked the sixth straight quarterly record, and the company makes chips used in Nvidia's AI data center processors. Net profit for July to September reached NT$763.1 billion (€23.6bn), beating analyst estimates of NT$739.5 billion (€22.9bn) and topping the previous record of NT$706.6 billion (€21.9bn) set in April–June 2026. Revenue rose 50.9% to NT$1.5 trillion (€46.4bn). Shares fell 2.2% ahead of the earnings report and remained down after the release.
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