The Malappuram-headquartered Kerala Gramin Bank delivered a strong financial performance in 2025–26, reporting a 20 percent growth in business and its highest-ever net profit, underlining steady momentum across key segments.
At the annual review meeting held at the bank’s head office this week, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) chief general manager Nagesh Kumar Anumala commended the bank's robust expansion and grassroots lending.
Strong traction in retail lending, particularly housing loans
Continued support to MSMEs across Kerala
Expansion of financial inclusion initiatives
Sponsored by Canara Bank, Kerala Gramin Bank is one of the largest regional rural banks in India. The record profit underscores improved operational efficiency and disciplined business execution.
Chairperson Vimala Vijayabhaskar said the bank will continue to align its growth strategy with NABARD’s guidance, focusing on sustainable expansion, better customer service, and enhanced operational efficiency in the coming years.
Senior NABARD officials, including deputy general manager Rajesh S Earimmal, attended the review meeting.