Indian Overseas Bank Share Price
37.03 +0.03 (+0.08%)Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) was founded on February 10, 1937, by Shri. M. Ct. M. Chidambaram Chettyar, a pioneer in banking, insurance, and industry.
Its unique inception involved opening branches simultaneously in Karaikudi and Chennai, India, as well as Rangoon in Burma (now Myanmar) and later Penang in Malaysia. The bank is headquartered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
Business Segment
- Treasury Segment: oversees investment portfolios and engages in foreign exchange and derivative contract trading
- Corporate/Wholesale Banking Segment: offers lending activities for corporate accounts and the management of stressed assets, catering to corporate and institutional clients, and also overseeing non-treasury operations of foreign offices/entities
- Retail Banking Segment: focuses on personal banking activities, extending loans to corporate customers with established banking relationships through its branches
- Digital Banking Segment: The IOB Mobile platform offers a wide range of digital banking services, including online account opening, mobile banking, and internet banking
- Other Banking Businesses: include NRI banking services, self-service banking, and more
Geographical Presence
It operates in India. The bank has established a presence abroad with six establishments, comprising four Overseas Branches, one Remittance Center, and one Joint Venture Subsidiary. These international branches are located in Singapore, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Colombo, with a Remittance Centre situated in Serangoon, Singapore.
Fundamentals
Market Cap
₹71,307CrEPS
₹1.76Book Value/Share
₹14.99P/E Ratio (TTM)
16.12Industry P/E (TTM)
16.36P/B Ratio
2.21ROE
11.35%Dividend Yield (TTM)
0.00%Factor Analysis
Overview
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Outperformer
Below Average Quality
Low Price Fluctuation
Peer Comparison
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Shareholding Pattern
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FAQs on Indian Overseas Bank
Indian Overseas Bank share price is ₹37.03 as of 14/12/2025, 3:38:19 am. Share/stock prices are volatile and change over the course of a trading day, and may differ basis on exchange (NSE/BSE).
Indian Overseas Bank reported an ROE of 11.35 for the last reported financial year on a consolidated account basis. Return on Equity (ROE) reflects how efficiently the company is able to generate profit as a percent of their equity financing.
Shareholding pattern gives insights on the concentration of holdings towards various groups of investors. As of last reported quarter for Indian Overseas Bank, Promoter held 94.60%, the FII held 0.30%, DII held 2.30%, and the public held 2.80% of the total shares.
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Earnings Per Share
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Income Statement
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Balance Sheet
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Cash Flow
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Time Period: Daily
SMA/EMA (Moving Average) Analysis
Bullish Moving Averages1
Bearish Moving Averages15
5 Day
36.9010 Day
37.5020 Day
38.4030 Day
38.8050 Day
39.20100 Day
38.80150 Day
38.80200 Day
39.10Indicators
RSI (14)
36.54MACD (12, 26)
-0.69MACD Signal Line (9)
-0.51MFI (14)
43.66ATR (14)
0.89ADX (14)
16.05ROC (21)
-4.66ROC (125)
-1.25Pivot Analysis
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Volume Analysis
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