Bank Of India has informed the Exchange regarding 'Security Cover Certificate Q1 FY26'.
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Bank of India has submitted the quarterly Security Cover Certificate to stock exchanges as required under SEBI LODR Regulation 54 for its listed unsecured bonds. The certificate covers 10 privately placed unsecured bond series (ISINs INE084A08136 to INE084A08219) with a total outstanding value of Rs 24,842 crore. The statutory auditor (S. Jaykishan, Chartered Accountants) has confirmed that the financial information was accurately extracted from reviewed books and that the bank has complied with all covenants under the Offer Documents and Debenture Trust Deeds. No covenant breaches were reported for the quarter. The bonds include both BASEL II and BASEL III compliant unsecured instruments.
This is a routine quarterly compliance filing with no negative implications — all debt covenants have been met and no breaches were identified. Shareholders can view this as a procedural confirmation that the bank's existing listed bond obligations remain in good standing, with no immediate impact on the stock price.