What was filed
Canara Bank disclosed its provisional business figures for the period ended 30 September 2026, ahead of its audited quarterly results. The filing sets out global business, deposits and advances as at quarter-end, alongside domestic deposits, domestic advances and the RAM (retail, agriculture and MSME) book. The bank noted the figures are provisional and subject to audit or review by its statutory central auditors.
What the numbers show
Across every head disclosed, the bank reported growth both sequentially and year-on-year. Advances grew faster than deposits over the year, and the RAM (domestic) book posted the steepest year-on-year expansion among the lines reported. The precise figures and growth rates appear in the key-facts panel below, quoted from the filing.
Why a holder may track this
Provisional business figures are an early read on loan and deposit momentum before the bank reports its full, audited results, which will carry profitability, margin and asset-quality detail this disclosure does not include. The filing itself flags the figures as subject to review by the statutory central auditors.