Clarification on media news item; bank says no undisclosed material information

Exchanges asked the bank to clarify a news item appearing in mainstream media.

Fri 25 Sep 2026

What happened

Both BSE and NSE sent the bank an email seeking clarification on a news item that appeared in mainstream media. Under the listing rules, exchanges can ask a listed company to verify market rumours, and the company must respond.

What the bank said

• The bank clarified that it evaluates all opportunities in the ordinary course of business, from time to time.
• It stated there is no material information or event which has not been announced to the stock exchanges and which should have been announced.
• It will continue to make necessary disclosures as required.

How to read this

This is a standard rumour-verification response. The bank does not confirm or deny the specifics of the media report, and does not describe any transaction, counterparty, valuation or timeline. No monetary amounts, share counts or other figures form part of the reply.

For investors, the practical takeaway is that as of this communication the bank asserts nothing material is pending disclosure. Any concrete development, if and when it occurs, would need to be separately announced to the exchanges.

The letter is signed by the Company Secretary & Compliance Officer.

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