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.
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Original headline: 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 %
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