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SOUTHBANK · The South Indian Bank Limited · BSE · Filed 7 Jul · 1 min read

South Indian Bank to review Q1 results and a fund-raising plan on 16 July

The Kerala-based lender has scheduled a board meeting to approve its June-quarter results, consider raising funds via debt securities, and take up convening its AGM.

What was filed

The South Indian Bank has given notice under Regulation 29 of the SEBI Listing Regulations that its board will meet on Thursday, 16 July 2026. The agenda covers three items: approving the unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter ended 30 June 2026, considering borrowing or raising funds, and considering the convening of the bank's Annual General Meeting.

The results, along with a Limited Review Report from the Joint Statutory Auditors, will be submitted to the exchanges once approved.

The fund-raising item

Beyond the routine quarterly results, the board will consider raising funds in Indian or foreign currency through the issue of debt securities — including non-convertible debentures, bonds and medium-term notes — subject to regulatory approvals as may be required. The filing does not disclose a size, timing or pricing for any such issuance; only that the board will take up the matter.

Trading window

The filing reiterates that the bank's trading window closed on 1 July 2026 and remains closed through 18 July 2026, during which directors, connected persons and designated employees may not trade the bank's securities. This is a standard restriction around the results announcement.

For a holder, the meeting sets the date on which the June-quarter results become public; the additional agenda item on debt-securities fund-raising signals the board may authorise borrowing, though no amount or terms are disclosed in this notice.

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