BANKINDIA

Bank of India Shareholding Pattern

₹132.64+0.36%
Market cap
₹60,387 crore
P/E
5.1
P/B
0.82
ROE
9.7%
Dividend yield
1.20%

As of 30-JUN-2026, promoters held 73.38% of Bank of India (0.00 pp from 31-MAR-2026), foreign institutional investors 6.87%, domestic institutions 13.96% and the public 5.78%.

Bank of India shareholding pattern

Percentage of shares held, by quarter, newest first.

Bank of India shareholding by category (% of equity)
Holder30-JUN-202631-MAR-202631-DEC-202530-SEP-202530-JUN-202531-MAR-2025Change
Promoters73.38%73.38%73.38%73.38%73.38%n/a0.00 pp
Foreign institutions (FII/FPI)6.87%7.26%5.82%4.24%3.53%n/a-0.39 pp
Domestic institutions (DII)13.96%13.96%15.18%15.63%15.97%n/a0.00 pp
Government0.00%0.00%0.00%0.00%0.00%n/a0.00 pp
Public5.78%5.39%5.62%6.75%7.12%n/a+0.39 pp

Source: Shareholding patterns filed with the stock exchanges (company filings). Data as of 7 October 2026. How this data is compiled.

Bank of India shareholding pattern — frequently asked questions

What is the promoter holding in Bank of India?

Promoters held 73.38% of Bank of India as of 30-JUN-2026, unchanged from 73.38% in 31-MAR-2026.

How much do FIIs hold in Bank of India?

Foreign institutional investors held 6.87% of Bank of India as of 30-JUN-2026, a change of -0.39 pp from the previous quarter.

How much do domestic institutions hold in Bank of India?

Domestic institutional investors, including mutual funds and insurers, held 13.96% of Bank of India as of 30-JUN-2026 (0.00 pp from the previous quarter).

Who owns Bank of India?

As of 30-JUN-2026, Bank of India's shareholders were promoters (73.38%), foreign institutional investors 6.87%, domestic institutions 13.96% and the public 5.78%, as filed with the stock exchanges.

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