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DCB Bank Ltd (DCBBANK) — shareholding pattern, promoter holding, financials and share price

About DCB Bank Ltd (DCBBANK)

DCB Bank Ltd operates in the Private Sector Bank industry, within the Financial Services sector. It trades on the NSE as DCBBANK and on the BSE under scrip code 532772. Its ISIN is INE503A01015.

DCB Bank was incorporated in 1995, by reconstituting the Development Co-operative Bank Ltd (DCBL) to Development Credit Bank Ltd as a joint-stock banking company. [1]

DCB Bank is a new-generation private Indian bank focused on secured, granular lending to self-employed, MSME/SME, agri and retail mortgage customers while operating a pan-India branch network and a growing digital product suite, supported by promoters including AKFED and a mixed institutional shareholding.

Q4 FY26 delivered record profitability with PAT of INR 206 crores (Q4) and INR 732 crores (FY26), advances +17.6% YoY to INR 60,022 crores, deposits +20.9% YoY to INR 72,583 crores, and balance sheet size of INR 88,069 crores, reflecting consistent top-line momentum and broad-based growth across priority products.

Listed peers in Private Sector Bank: Jammu and Kashmir Bank Ltd, Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Ltd, South Indian Bank Ltd, Karnataka Bank Ltd, CSB Bank Ltd, Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd.

Valuation & Returns

10 Jul 2026

At ₹188.4 a share on 10 Jul 2026, DCB Bank Ltd (DCBBANK) was valued at a price-to-earnings ratio of 8.29x against an industry P/E of 13.51x and a price-to-book of 0.93x on a book value of ₹202.9 per share as of Mar 2026. Solomo computes return on equity of 11.19% and return on capital employed of 6.73% from filed results. Earnings ratios use standalone results for the twelve months Jun 2025 to Mar 2026.

P/E
8.29x
Industry P/E
13.51x
P/B
0.93x
EPS (TTM)
₹22.71
Book value / share
₹202.9
ROE
11.19%
ROCE
6.73%
ROA
0.83%
Debt / equity
12.04x
Dividend yield
0.77%
EBITDA margin
80.02%
52-week range
₹119.4 – ₹205.75

Ratios are computed from filed results and the last recorded price. Not investment advice.

Financial Performance

Mar 2026

In the year ended Mar 2026, DCB Bank Ltd (DCBBANK) reported revenue of ₹7,404 crore, net profit of ₹732 crore and earnings per share of ₹22.73. That compares with revenue of ₹6,471 crore and net profit of ₹615 crore in Mar 2025. Figures are standalone, as filed with the exchanges.

In the quarter ended Mar 2026, revenue was ₹1,907 crore and net profit ₹206 crore (standalone).

Standalone annual results for DCB Bank Ltd (DCBBANK), Mar 2022 to Mar 2026. Revenue and net profit in ₹ crore; EPS in ₹ per share.
MetricMar 2022Mar 2023Mar 2024Mar 2025Mar 2026
Revenue (₹ cr)3,5134,2005,3626,4717,404
Net profit (₹ cr)288466536615732
EPS (₹)9.2514.9517.1319.5822.73
Compound annual growth for DCB Bank Ltd (DCBBANK). Stock price CAGR is price return and excludes dividends.
Measure10Y5Y3Y1Y
Sales growth15.18%16.45%20.80%14.43%
Profit growth15.52%16.85%16.26%18.89%

Ownership Summary

Jun 2026

As of Jun 2026, promoters hold 16.23% of DCB Bank Ltd (DCBBANK) (unchanged from the previous quarter), foreign institutional investors (FII) hold 13.48% and domestic institutional investors (DII) hold 32.28%. Market capitalisation was ₹6,068 crore on 10 Jul 2026. Shareholding is filed quarterly with BSE and NSE; Solomo carries every filing back to Sep 2010.

Largest disclosed public shareholders in Jun 2026: Tata Mutual Fund - Tata Small Cap Fund (All Schemes) 5.03%, Bandhan Small Cap Fund 4.72%, Franklin India Smaller Companies Fund (All Schemes) 3.79%, Sundaram Mutual Fund A/C Sundaram Financial Services Opportunities Fund 3.33%, Oman India Joint Investment Fund II 2.86%, Mahindra Manulife Small Cap Fund 2.62%. Only stakes above the 1% disclosure threshold are named in filings.

QuarterPromoterPledgedFIIDIIPublic
Jun 202616.23%-13.48%32.28%83.77%
Mar 202616.23%-12.64%32.8%83.77%
Dec 202516.24%-11.93%32.15%83.76%
Sep 202514.66%-10.49%31.94%85.34%
Jun 202514.69%-11.69%31.8%85.31%
Mar 202514.7%-9.64%29.18%85.3%
Dec 202414.72%-10.86%27.89%85.28%
Sep 202414.73%-11.06%26.65%85.27%
Every quarter since Sep 2010 Filing data, not investment advice.