Highlights
- Canara Bank shares fell 0.68% to close at INR 128.95 in latest session.
- Bank reported standalone net profit of INR 4,50,557.00 lakh for March 2026 quarter.
- Stock remains below its 52-week high of INR 162.89 despite long-term gains.
Canara Bank (NSE:CIPLA), listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) under the PSU banking segment, closed at INR 128.95 on June 25, 2026, registering a decline of INR 1.20 or 0.92% from the previous close.
The stock opened at INR 130.97 and moved within a range of INR 131.10 to INR 128.01 during the session. The Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) stood at INR 129.24, closely aligned with the closing price.
Source: Analysis by Kalkine
Trading Activity and Market Position
Canara Bank recorded a very high traded volume of 408.72 lakh shares with a traded value of INR 528.23 crore, reflecting strong liquidity in the PSU banking space.
The bank’s total market capitalisation stood at INR 1,17,256.31 crore, while free-float market capitalisation was INR 43,460.93 crore. Impact cost remained low at 0.02, indicating efficient price discovery even at high volumes.
Deliverable quantity accounted for 59.29% of total traded volume, showing balanced participation from delivery-based investors.
Stock Performance Across Time Frames
Canara Bank has shown mixed performance compared to the NIFTY Bank index. Over the past week, the stock declined 3.34%, slightly underperforming the index, which fell 0.22%. On a one-month basis, the stock dropped 2.91% while the index gained 1.77%.
Year-to-date performance shows a decline of 16.19%, compared with a 3.62% gain in the NIFTY Next 50 index. Over a one-year period, the stock gained 16.39%, while the index rose 5.72%, indicating relative outperformance. Longer-term returns remain strong, with gains of 120.03% over three years and 321.35% over five years.
The stock is currently trading closer to its lower range compared with its 52-week high of INR 162.89 (26-Feb-2026) and 52-week low of INR 103.55 (29-Aug-2025).
Financial Performance Overview
For the quarter ended March 31, 2026, Canara Bank reported standalone total income of INR 36,66,221.00 lakh. Standalone profit before tax stood at INR 5,76,557.00 lakh, while net profit was INR 4,50,557.00 lakh. Earnings per share (EPS) was INR 4.97.
On a consolidated basis, total income stood at INR 36,53,861.00 lakh, with profit before tax of INR 5,64,376.00 lakh and net profit of INR 4,38,078.00 lakh. EPS stood at INR 5.04.
Valuation and Market Position
Canara Bank operates under the Public Sector Bank category and is part of the NIFTY Bank index. The stock’s P/E ratio stands at 6.83, reflecting relatively low valuation compared to private sector peers. The stock continues to exhibit moderate-to-high volatility at 38.59 annualised, in line with banking sector trends.
Key Risks
- Asset quality deterioration may impact profitability trends.
- Interest rate changes could affect net interest margins.
- PSU banking sentiment remains sensitive to policy decisions.
- High volatility may lead to sharp short-term price swings.
Summary
Canara Bank (NSE:CIPLA) shares closed lower at INR 128.95 on June 25, 2026, amid broader PSU banking pressure. Despite short-term weakness, the bank reported standalone net profit of INR 4,50,557.00 lakh for March 2026 quarter and continues to show strong multi-year returns supported by sector recovery trends.
FAQs
Q: What was Canara Bank’s closing price on June 25, 2026?
A: Canara Bank closed at INR 128.95 after declining 0.68% during the session.
Q: What was Canara Bank’s net profit for March 2026 quarter?
A: The bank reported standalone net profit of INR 4,50,557.00 lakh.
Q: How has Canara Bank performed over the long term?
A: Canara Bank delivered strong returns of 120.03% over three years and 321.35% over five years.