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Bank Of India (BANKINDIA) Share Price Falls 2% Today; Key Levels, Valuation and Peer View

  • September 7, 2026
  • Posted by: Harsh Piplani
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Bank Of India Share Price
Bank Of India (BANKINDIA)share price fell to Rs 142.1 today, down 2% from the previous close. Market cap was Rs 66,013.68 crore.

Bank Of India Share Price fell to Rs 142.10 on 07 September 2026, down 2% from the previous close of Rs 145, taking the large-cap public sector lender’s market capitalisation to Rs 66,013.68 crore. The stock opened at Rs 144.80, touched a high of Rs 145.65 and slipped to an intraday low of Rs 141.75, showing a weak session range.

Bank Of India stock news is drawing attention because the supplied market data confirms a same-day price decline, but it does not establish a company-specific catalyst behind the move. That means the immediate focus shifts to verified metrics: price action, turnover of Rs 1.29 crore, valuation ratios, profitability and where the stock sits versus public sector banking peers.

In this Univest analysis, the main points to monitor are straightforward: the stock is trading close to its 50-day moving average of Rs 142.68, below its 200-day moving average of Rs 145.02, and its RSI stands at 55.28. Alongside that, the bank’s P/E of 5.6, P/B of 0.8, ROE of 13.07% and dividend yield of 3.21% provide the fundamental backdrop for today’s decline.

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  • Bank Of India (BANKINDIA) Share Price Today: Price Action Analysis
  • Bank Of India (BANKINDIA) Fundamental Analysis
  • Sector and Industry Context
  • Peer Comparison
  • Why Investors Are Watching Bank Of India
  • About Bank Of India
  • Track Bank Of India Share Price on Univest
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Why is Bank Of India Share Price falling today?
    • What is Bank Of India Share Price Today?
    • How much has Bank Of India stock fallen today?
    • Is Bank Of India a large-cap stock?
    • What do Bank Of India valuation ratios show?
    • How profitable is Bank Of India based on the supplied data?
    • What do EPS, book value and dividend yield indicate for Bank Of India?
    • How does Bank Of India compare with major PSU bank peers?
    • What should investors monitor next in Bank Of India stock news?

Bank Of India (BANKINDIA) Share Price Today: Price Action Analysis

Metric Value
Current Price Rs 142.1
Previous Close Rs 145
Today's Move -Rs 2.90 (-2%)
Open Rs 144.8
High Rs 145.65
Low Rs 141.75
Turnover Rs 1.29 crore
Market Capitalisation Rs 66,013.68 crore
Market Cap Category Large Cap

Bank Of India Share Price Today reflects a negative trading session, with the stock moving from a previous close of Rs 145 to Rs 142.10, a drop of Rs 2.90 or 2%. The day began at Rs 144.80, touched Rs 145.65 on the upside and then eased to Rs 141.75 before trading near current levels. That intraday pattern suggests the early strength did not hold and the stock spent the session below the previous close.

The numbers show a contained but clearly weak move rather than an extreme dislocation. Turnover of Rs 1.29 crore points to active trading during the decline, while the company’s large-cap classification and market cap of Rs 66,013.68 crore underline that this is a sizable listed PSU bank rather than a smaller name with scale.

From a trend perspective, the stock is hovering just under its 50 DMA of Rs 142.68 and also below the 200 DMA of Rs 145.02. Its RSI reading of 55.28 sits in a broadly neutral zone, so today’s weakness does not automatically signal either overheated or deeply oversold momentum. That leaves valuation and sector positioning as the next logical areas to examine.

Bank Of India (BANKINDIA) Fundamental Analysis

Metric Value
Market Capitalisation Rs 66,013.68 crore
P/E Ratio 5.6x
P/B Ratio 0.8x
ROE 13.07%
ROCE 10.97%
EPS Rs 25.87
Book Value Per Share Rs 182.23
Dividend Yield 3.21%

Bank Of India’s current numbers show a stock that screens as low-valued on headline multiples, but with profitability metrics that are slightly below several sector benchmarks. The bank is currently valued at a P/E ratio of 5.6 and a P/B ratio of 0.8, placing it on the lower end of listed public sector bank valuations in the supplied dataset.

On profitability, return on equity stands at 13.07%, while return on capital employed is 10.97%. These are meaningful banking profitability markers, but they are not at the top of the peer range shown in the sector data. EPS is Rs 25.87, which indicates the earnings attributable to each share based on the supplied figures. Book value per share is Rs 182.23, so the stock is trading below its accounting net worth per share on the supplied P/B multiple. Dividend yield is 3.21%, which adds an income element to the historical return profile.

Market capitalisation of Rs 66,013.68 crore also places the bank below the larger state-owned banking leaders, even though it remains firmly in the large-cap bracket. In practical terms, the combination of low valuation multiples and mid-pack profitability helps explain why the stock remains closely watched despite today’s decline.

Sector and Industry Context

Metric Value
Sector Bank
Industry Bank – Public
Benchmark Scope same industry
Company P/E Ratio 5.6x
Benchmark Median P/E 7.83x
Benchmark Average P/E 8.33x
Benchmark P/E Range 5.6x to 11.89x
Company P/B Ratio 0.8x
Benchmark Median P/B 1.05x
Benchmark Average P/B 1.2x
Company ROE 13.07%
Benchmark Median ROE 14.7%
Benchmark Average ROE 15.15%
Company ROCE 10.97%
Benchmark Median ROCE 11.73%
Benchmark Average ROCE 12.42%
Company Market Capitalisation Rs 66,013.68 crore
Benchmark Median Market Cap Rs 90,151.95 crore
Benchmark Average Market Cap Rs 1,53,698.93 crore

Bank Of India operates in the Bank sector and the Bank – Public industry, so the most relevant benchmark is the supplied same-industry comparison of 12 companies. On that basis, the company’s P/E of 5.6 is below the industry median of 7.83 and average of 8.33, and it also matches the minimum P/E in the sample, with the range stretching up to 11.89.

That valuation discount is visible on book value metrics too. The bank’s P/B ratio of 0.8 is below the industry median of 1.05 and average of 1.2, though it is not the lowest in the set because the industry minimum is 0.73 and the maximum is 1.95. On profitability, the comparison is more balanced but still slightly softer than the benchmark centre. ROE of 13.07% is below the same-industry median of 14.7% and average of 15.15%. ROCE of 10.97% is also below the median of 11.73% and average of 12.42%.

Size is another part of the picture. The company’s market cap of Rs 66,013.68 crore is below the industry median of Rs 90,151.95 crore and well below the average of Rs 1,53,698.93 crore, while the range runs from Rs 16,461.76 crore to Rs 9,38,753.81 crore. The sector snapshot therefore suggests the stock is valued more cheaply than the peer set, but that discount sits alongside profitability figures that are also below industry averages.

Peer Comparison

Company Symbol Market Cap (Cr) P/E P/B ROE (%) ROCE (%)
State Bank Of India SBIN 9,38,753.81 10.89 1.6 16.68 12.16
Union Bank Of India UNIONBANK 1,42,404.91 6.9 1.09 16.22 14.57
Punjab National Bank PNB 1,34,237.58 6.08 0.92 12.93 13.26
Bank Of Baroda BANKBARODA 1,23,698.98 6.81 0.73 12.47 11.2
Indian Bank INDIANB 1,18,802.22 9.29 1.55 17.81 16.28

Against major listed peers, Bank Of India Share Price sits in an interesting middle ground. Its market cap of Rs 66,013.68 crore is far below State Bank Of India at Rs 9,38,753.81 crore and also lower than Union Bank Of India at Rs 1,42,404.91 crore, Punjab National Bank at Rs 1,34,237.58 crore, Bank Of Baroda at Rs 1,23,698.98 crore and Indian Bank at Rs 1,18,802.22 crore. It is, however, very close in size to Bank Of Maharashtra at Rs 65,955.08 crore from the broader benchmark set.

On valuation, the bank’s P/E of 5.6 is lower than SBI’s 10.89, Union Bank’s 6.9, PNB’s 6.08, Bank Of Baroda’s 6.81 and Indian Bank’s 9.29. Its P/B of 0.8 is below Union Bank’s 1.09, PNB’s 0.92 and Indian Bank’s 1.55, though slightly above Bank Of Baroda’s 0.73. Profitability is more mixed: ROE of 13.07% trails SBI’s 16.68%, Union Bank’s 16.22% and Indian Bank’s 17.81%, but is above Bank Of Baroda’s 12.47% and PNB’s 12.93%. ROCE at 10.97% is below all five listed peers in the direct comparison. In short, the stock looks inexpensive, but its return profile is not the strongest in the peer basket.

Why Investors Are Watching Bank Of India

  • The stock fell 2% today to Rs 142.10 after trading between Rs 145.65 and Rs 141.75.
  • Bank Of India Share Price is near the 50 DMA of Rs 142.68 and below the 200 DMA of Rs 145.02.
  • Its valuation remains low with a P/E of 5.6 and P/B of 0.8.
  • Profitability is moderate, with ROE of 13.07% and ROCE of 10.97%.
  • Sector comparisons show cheaper valuation than peers, but not top-tier return ratios.

About Bank Of India

Bank Of India is a listed public sector bank classified under the Bank sector and Bank – Public industry. In market terms, it competes with other government-owned lenders such as State Bank Of India, Union Bank Of India, Punjab National Bank, Bank Of Baroda and Indian Bank. For readers tracking the company, the key context is that it operates within the mainstream Indian public banking space, where valuation is often judged through P/E, P/B, ROE and ROCE comparisons across similar institutions.

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On Univest, investors can track Bank Of India Share Price live along with intraday price action, market capitalisation, valuation ratios, RSI, moving average levels and broader market insights. Univest also helps users compare the bank’s fundamentals with listed peers in the public sector banking space, making it easier to follow company updates and sector context in one place.

Disclaimer: Data and figures in this article are sourced from publicly available information. These may or may not be accurate. Please verify all data with the official NSE (nseindia.com) and BSE (bseindia.com) websites before making any investment decision. Investments in securities are subject to market risk. This content is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice by Univest (SEBI RA INH000013776).

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Bank Of India Share Price falling today?

Ans. Bank Of India Share Price is down 2% today at Rs 142.10 versus the previous close of Rs 145. The supplied market data confirms the decline, but it does not establish a company-specific catalyst behind today’s move.

What is Bank Of India Share Price Today?

Ans. The latest supplied price is Rs 142.10. During the session, the stock opened at Rs 144.80, touched a high of Rs 145.65 and a low of Rs 141.75, showing a negative intraday range.

How much has Bank Of India stock fallen today?

Ans. Bank Of India stock has fallen by Rs 2.90 or 2% today. The move came from a previous close of Rs 145 to the current price of Rs 142.10 in the latest supplied market update.

Is Bank Of India a large-cap stock?

Ans. Yes, Bank Of India is classified as a large-cap stock in the supplied dataset. Its market capitalisation stands at Rs 66,013.68 crore, placing it among sizeable listed public sector banking names in India.

What do Bank Of India valuation ratios show?

Ans. The stock is valued at a P/E of 5.6 and a P/B of 0.8. That places the bank below the same-industry median P/E of 7.83 and median P/B of 1.05 in the supplied benchmark set.

How profitable is Bank Of India based on the supplied data?

Ans. Bank Of India reports ROE of 13.07% and ROCE of 10.97% in the supplied figures. These ratios indicate moderate profitability, though both are below the same-industry averages of 15.15% and 12.42% respectively.

What do EPS, book value and dividend yield indicate for Bank Of India?

Ans. The supplied data shows EPS of Rs 25.87, book value of Rs 182.23 per share and dividend yield of 3.21%. Together, these figures frame earnings, accounting net worth and historical cash payout context.

How does Bank Of India compare with major PSU bank peers?

Ans. Bank Of India has a lower P/E than SBI, Union Bank, PNB, Bank Of Baroda and Indian Bank in the supplied comparison. However, its ROCE of 10.97% is below all five of those listed peers.

What should investors monitor next in Bank Of India stock news?

Ans. Investors may track whether the stock holds near Rs 142 after today’s decline, how it behaves versus the 50 DMA and 200 DMA, and whether its valuation discount continues against public sector banking peers.



Author: Harsh Piplani
I am Harsh Piplani, an Assistant Content Manager with over 5 years of experience in crafting impactful, result-driven content. I hold a B.Com (Hons) degree and have worked across diverse industries, including education, fintech, healthcare, jewellery, and more. I specialise in content strategy, SEO, and optimisation, ensuring that every piece I create is not just well-written but also well-ranked. I believe content should do more than fill space so as to drive traffic, build authority, and support business growth. I enjoy turning complex ideas into clear, engaging narratives, and, as I like to say, I know how to spin words like a web to influence, structured, strategic, and impossible to ignore. For me, great content sits at the intersection of creativity and performance.

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