State Bank of India

NSE: SBIN
NIFTY50
Analyst consensus:Strongly constructive· 38 analysts
₹1,034.60+32.3%1Y
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State Bank of India: A 30-second snapshot

State Bank of India (SBIN) trades at ₹1,035.10, up 33% over one year and currently above both its 50-DMA (₹1,012.02) and 200-DMA (₹982.26). At a trailing PE of 11.36, it is the lowest-valued among six tracked banking-sector peers, with ROE of 15.48% ranking second in the peer group. The board recently approved raising up to ₹60,000 crore via bonds following a record FY26 profit.

P/E

11.4

Forward P/E

10.1

ROE

+15.5%

Debt / Equity

Profit Margin

+22.1%

Div. Yield

+1.7%

5Y ROE > 15%

5Y FCF > 0

Quality

66/100

Recent context

  • ·SBI's board approved raising up to ₹60,000 crore through bond issuance (June 18, 2026), following a record FY26 profit that resulted in an ₹8,813 crore dividend payment to the government (June 8, 2026).
  • ·Indian state lenders including SBI are reportedly exploring first dollar bond issuances following RBI subsidy arrangements, according to Reuters (June 12, 2026).
  • ·News sentiment across 8 recent items skews neutral-to-positive (3 positive, 5 neutral, 0 negative), with no negative headlines in the tracked window.

Strengths

  • +Lowest PE among 6 tracked peers at 11.36 (next closest: Axis Bank at 16.10; Bajaj Finance at 31.65), with forward PE compressing further to 10.14.
  • +ROE of 15.48% ranks 2nd of 6 peers and exceeds private-sector peers HDFC Bank (13.82%) and Axis Bank (13.15%).
  • +Quality score of 51 ranks 1st of 6 in the peer set, ahead of HDFC Bank (47) and Axis Bank (50).
  • +Dividend yield of 1.68% is present alongside a reported FY26 record profit and ₹8,813 crore dividend transfer to the government.

Weaknesses

  • 5-year earnings CAGR of -3.1% contrasts with 7.1% revenue growth, indicating that earnings have not kept pace with the top line over the measurement period.
  • All fundamental persistence metrics — ROE years above 15%, FCF positive years, debt trend, and consistency score — are null, making multi-year capital-efficiency assessment impossible from available data.
  • Board approval to raise up to ₹60,000 crore via bonds represents incremental leverage activity; the effect on the bank's capital adequacy ratios has not been quantified in available disclosures.
  • At 14.65% below the 52-week high, the stock faces overhead resistance at ₹1,065.79, ₹1,088.38, and ₹1,101.10 before reaching prior peak levels.

Open questions

  • ?Does the -3.1% 5-year earnings CAGR reflect sector-wide provisioning cycles that have since normalised, or does it indicate a structural drag on SBI's profitability?
  • ?How does SBI's planned ₹60,000 crore bond raise affect its capital adequacy ratio, and at what level would that ratio require monitoring against RBI norms?
  • ?Is the valuation discount to private-sector peers (PE 11.36 vs HDFC Bank 17.42) a function of government ownership overhang, earnings quality differences, or both?
  • ?What portion of SBI's revenue growth of 7.1% over five years is attributable to loan book expansion versus fee income, and how does the credit quality trend compare to peers over the same period?

Peer comparison: Banking

Ranks 1 of 6 on quality
SymbolNameP/EROEQuality
SBINState Bank of IndiaYou're viewing11.4+15.5%51
Industry avgacross 5 peers32.2+14.2%38
BAJFINANCEBajaj Finance Ltd.31.6+17.9%51
AXISBANKAxis Bank Ltd.16.1+13.2%50
HDFCBANKHDFC Bank Ltd.17.4+13.8%47
BAJAJFINSVBajaj Finserv Ltd.29.0+14.6%23
HDFCLIFEHDFC Life Insurance Company Ltd.66.9+11.3%20

Technical state

Current price

₹1,035.10

SMA 50

₹1,012.02

SMA 200

₹982.26

RSI (14)

64.0 (neutral)

From 52w high

-14.7%

1Y return

+33.0%

3M return

+0.5%

50-DMA

Above

200-DMA

Above

Algorithmic support levels

₹972.47
₹958.52
₹937.20

Algorithmic resistance levels

₹1,065.79
₹1,088.38
₹1,101.10

Risk flags

  • medium
    5-year earnings CAGR of -3.1% against revenue growth of +7.1% signals that provisioning charges or operating costs have outpaced top-line gains; profit margin is 22.11% but sustained earnings momentum has been negative across the measurement window.
  • medium
    All persistence metrics — ROE years above 15%, FCF positive years, debt trend, and consistency score — are unavailable, limiting any assessment of capital-efficiency durability across a credit cycle.
  • low
    Stock is 14.65% below its 52-week high despite recovering above both the 50-DMA (₹1,012.02) and 200-DMA (₹982.26); nearest resistance sits at ₹1,065.79, leaving a 2.9% gap before the first overhead level.
  • low
    News sample is sparse at 8 items over the tracked period; board approval to raise up to ₹60,000 crore via bonds introduces incremental leverage, though the direct impact on capital ratios has not been disclosed in available headlines.

Cross-section contradictions

  • 5-year earnings CAGR is -3.1% yet SBIN ranks 1st of 6 peers on PE (11.36 vs sector range 16.1–66.9) and quality score, and 2nd on ROE (15.48%) — whether the valuation discount reflects earnings contraction or a genuine sector-relative advantage is not resolved by available data.
  • 1-year price change is +33% but the 3-month change is only +0.46%, indicating that most annual gains preceded the recent quarter and momentum has flattened despite above-200-DMA positioning.

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Fundamentals & technicals: refreshed 25 Jun 2026 · refreshed daily at 01:00 IST

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