What was filed
Punjab National Bank submitted its provisional business figures for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 to the NSE and BSE under SEBI's listing disclosure rules. These are pre-results operating metrics — global and domestic business, deposits, advances and the credit-deposit ratio — released ahead of the bank's audited quarterly results. The filing notes the numbers are provisional and subject to audit by the bank's Statutory Central Auditors.
The direction of travel
The bank reported year-on-year growth across every headline line. On a year-on-year basis, global business rose about 10%, with advances growing faster than deposits — global advances up roughly 13% against deposit growth of around 8.5%, per the filing. Sequential (quarter-on-quarter) movement was modest, in the region of 1%. The disclosed global credit-deposit ratio edged up over both the prior quarter and the year-ago period, consistent with advances outpacing deposits.
Why a holder would note it
For a public-sector lender, these provisional figures are the first read on the quarter's loan and deposit momentum before the audited profit-and-loss statement arrives. They indicate scale and growth direction only; they say nothing about margins, asset quality or profitability, all of which come with the full results.