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Cc/S&B/S 411248 qT{frq €e {qt ilo- 'rT{Sq dc OSBI STATE BANK OF INDIA 31.01 .2020 cc/s&B/s 411248 The Executive Director The Managing Director BSE Ltd., Phirojee Jeejeebhoy National Stock Exchange of lndia Ltd. Towers 25th Floor Exchange Plaza,Sth Floor, Plot No. C/1, Dalal Street, G-Block, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Mumbai-400001 Bandra (East), Mumbai - 400051 Dear Sir/Madam, WORKING FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE QUARTER & NINE MONTHS]ENDED 31.12.2019: OUTCOME OF BOARD MEETING We refer to our letter no. CC/S&B/NJ/1188 dated 13.01 .2020 and in terms of Regulation 33 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations 2015 (the "listing regulations"), we fonrvard herewith copy of the working financial results of the Bank along with the Limited Review Report for the quarter and nine months ended 31.12.2019 approved by the Central Board of the Bank at its meeting held today on 31 .01.2020 at Mumbai. The Board meeting started at 10.30 a.m. and concluded at13:5p,m Kindly take the same on your record Thanking you, Yours faithfully, A,Y (Sanjay M Abhyankar) Vice President Compliance- Company Secretary Encl: as above *cs\E qtasftIFT & Dopt. @ bank.sbi q +91222274}a4r/49 *qr gttirc Aqnr, iq{ snFr fr-€ RqFr, Shares & Bonds Dept, q +912222747476174137 o]fte b-d, ond\e b-q, Corporate Centre, $ *gt zz 22742842 14qr qr6r, t}e d-o qcc, ras: Tm, t}e *'o r+c, l4thFloor, State Bank Shavan, & +91 22 2285 s348 qrqrq qrqr ts. qRTq orqr r}s, Madame Cama Road, tlr{q & +972222740527 Ii{$ - Booo?9, t[tf, 1j+$ - uooo?i, Mumbai - 400021, lndia STATE BANK OI INDIA CORPORAIE CENIRE, MUMBAI - 4OO O2I UNAUDITED FINANCIAI. RESUTTS FOR THE QUARTER AND NINE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 3I- 20I9 s. PorliculoB 3I.l I 3r.t2.rcta 31.12.20tt 3r.r2.2018 3t.03201 9 I lUndudiledl (Unoudiledl I 67 l,l I 12.4 18,824.41 9.492.8 lhlered t8_952-34 55.939 7l 80_2€-51 736.11 306.31 td) otheE 780-t6 777.15 362.46 2 077 05 1.325 39 't.325.26 2 3 598.25 1.726.O2 a.5g-39 a da5, 25.659.73 D Sr9 ta 3 35.2t4.s 2197a 2t,99l.67 19 179-A 51.14-66 7A BA'A .91 1.84 4 -91 2,64.O10.27 5 .36 ts t tot-27 relded I t8 I r.866.06 37 7 121 66 2t.t ta.t4 2),405.)6 28.ffi.02 ond 4.470.64 7 905 41 23.761.14 136-32 t a6-a9 t_65.470-ll 75.m6-n 2.16.121.75 I 14.711.4 46.1S3.r t 14.29.98 .421,42 t3.138 93 n.571.77 53.828.55 7677% 6.396_01 38.165.7 I 54799 11 8.193.06 13,970.42 n.aa) 9 n 54.5n.06 i t.396.87 11 11374 37.740.m 3,4a4.30 1.560-$ 10 3 190 97 3.19097 466.4 5_O59-A 20.ov)-72 ll Iox e) 7.As?-97 ,725-5i s.n.a 12 .73 23.a l3 of ldx I l4 9g.al l5 2383 l6 135.2C 247.54 l7 245.85 1.050.9l 1.73 23-& ta 17 892.46 l9 492.46 492.4t 492.46 20 licol rolio3 ril held 569% 57.70q 569% (i0 57.13t s69T 137s 12.77% 13 739 12.77' 12-7n CEI I rdtio Io-GX 9 57% 9.57' 96n (iii) Bosic EPS beiore expense) 6.26 12.22 moiths 14.40 diluted EPS dtler (nel ot tq expenie) 4.13 I o.97 7 5.24 l4n NPA rotios t-61.636.05 1.47 761 57 1 .4,- .7 64.57 1727936 59.99 22 s943 5l 80.9€.51 63 A17 4 6.94% 7.19* 6.94% 4]19 NPAs 2.65* 2 79% 2.65* 3 95C omq o 399 V $" 4{& STATE BANK OF INDIA CORPORAIE CENTRE, MUMEAI - O2I 'OO UNAUDITED SEGMENTWISE REVENUE, RESUtTS, ASSETS & TIABII.IIIES s. PorticuldB I 31.03.20tt s.o9.2019 t 20,07 4.O5 58,53t.93 b 19.324.0r 29,209.98 56 055 07 77 713 33 24.42331 20. I 5s.05 56_518-39 24.AU.56 20.$9.n ,559.39 mt39a 87_56:a 33.232.4 30.t73_91 a7.592.31 15077 31 l1 s5 r? 29.392.79 f 3,592.47 3 121 9, l0 8.386 ?9 l4 .79 69 3-5 863 a6 5.10 l5 20 105.76 903.54 -44 2.0i2.112.n Revenue 96,0t5.05 .03 Nel Sc 710 77 873.08 lsoT 3.n4.76 2 -4 14 o 4.225.91 d fiil ilehs 17 I9-al 3.722A7 d tiiil 473.12 466.8 b ,386.65 l 3.693.83 52 561-76 3€.84 1.57 6.49 2, i t4.8 I tfi) 499.87 853 s56_86 2.677 62 2.bo.57 - s,455.21 2.959.10 tfiil - 12n27 - t-013.25 -3 47 t7 3.192.67 r,087.13 1.243.65 1 19t 79 1.052.24 -3 155 71 Paof .97 -2 16520 I _197.35 -IOt3rs 3,457.17 2 920 22 Tq L17t-% I 2,500.2r 24.O12-& 2,O4a.lO 2 663 9t t. t52.6 5.702.96 3_Ot6-S t0_393.46 2.151.41 3-954.81 23,8it olsocioleS 3.6215.&, l.5la.g 5.m - t-46 247.54 277.93 400.50 2857 1,008.63 711.10 3,954.8r 3 aaz23 t_s4.05 .34 14.22 n5 7A I d 139. I 2 1.79.917 A .66 1.79.917.54 1,53.355.50 t 42 34 36 3t.343.55 42 316 36 33.27101 15,192.74 41 934 26 $aI rA 44.934.26 g 1219A 55,315.48 45 059 a] 45_059.8r s3 637 A7 'l 37 t2.l 5 37 I t2.t 5 o b tl 107.63 .63 8. .452.m I o6 1.57.7A2A6 l_36.478-S I 43 9.55 r( 31.743.57 30 $o 36 31.743.57 21.522.11 I 05-43 86.105.83 93.749.11 81 173 69 93.749.1 | 76 601 m 2 32 StO A7 26,O75.26 2.20 363.69 ? 3? 520 A7 2.20.913.A2 2 4 350 -59 2.3237431 2 € 350-59 2.34.495.66 37 .li .192.1 S 37Am59 37 .19 .1i2.1 S { a9 6A207 3t.96.525.11 ! 39.G&7-S 37.&.901.96 ss470a $gmcnl N.l R.rulh orc otr.d d.r toking h. .n ch ot T.orjd pilcing. v {b STATE BANK OF INDIA CORPORAIE CENTRE, AAUAABAI . 4OO O2I SUMMARISED STATEMENI OT ASSETS & I.IABITIIIES ln s. Porliculors No. 31.12.2019 3r.r2.20r8 31.03.20r9 31.12.2019 3l.l 2.2018 31.03.2019 qnd o Copilol 892.46 892.46 892.46 892.46 892.46 892.46 b Reserves & surplus 2.31.628.21 2,19,471.23 2,20,021.36 2,47.458.13 2,31,485.85 2,33,603.20 c Minority inleresl 7.367.15 5,502.24 6,036.99 d Deposlls 3r,r r,228.s8 28,30,537.74 29.r r.386.01 31.44.280.37 28.60.149.93 29 1.06 e Bonowings 2,62,548.6s 3,72,352.95 4.03,017.12 2,80,185.77 3.82.048.00 4.13.7 47 .66 f Olher llobllilies ond provisions 1,42,894.25 1,26,407.63 1,45.597.30 3,16,344.56 2,66,823.48 2.93.645.69 Totql 37.49.192.15 38.49.662-01 36.80.9r4-25 39 9t E2A.aA 37.46.901.?6 38.88.467.06 2 o Cosh ond bqlonces wilh Reserve Bonk ol lndio |,44,598.74 1.45.674.04 1.76.932.42 1 .44.929.a7 1.45.983.2s 1,77,362.74 b Bolonces wilh bonks ond money of coll and shorl nolice 1,00.344.69 36,554.58 45,557.69 r.03.326.1 I 39.44 t.31 48.149.52 't c lnveslmenls I 0, i 2.1 00.68 10,32,070.s4 9,67,021 .95 1 ,9 4,021 .69 11,76, t91.50 t 1 .19 .292.77 d Advonces 2t .99 .916.92 20.47.778.99 2t,85,876.92 22.48.715.51 20,87,82570 22,26,853.67 e Fixed ossets 38.573.97 39.329.76 39.197 .57 40.214.49 40,795.44 40,203.05 Olher qssels 2.53.657 .15 2.48.254.10 2.66.327.70 2.65.270.77 2.56.664.76 2]6,10s.31 Iotol 37 A9 192 1S as a9 aL, 01 3A aO 9rd 25 a9 9A qr* Ai -17 !A 9nl 9A The obove tesulls hove been opproved by lhe Cenlrol Boord ol lhe Bonk ot lhe meeling held on Jonudry 31, 2020 dnd were subjecled lo "[miled Review' by lhe Bonk's Sloluiory ( Bdsu 4- Khoro P Selty iingh-Kumor Monoging Dhector (SA) Director (CCG&lT) Monoging Director (GB&S) (R&DB) Kumor Pldce: Mumboi Dole: Jonuory 31, 2020 Notes on Standalone Financial Results: 1 The above financial results for the quarter and nine months' period ended on December 31,, 20L9 have been drawn from financial statements prepared in accordance with Accounting Standards (AS-25) on 'lnterim Financial Reporting'.
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