Outcome of Board Meeting - Fund Raising
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State Bank of India's Executive Committee of the Central Board approved examining and deciding on a long-term fund raising programme of up to US$ 2 Billion during FY 2026-27. The bonds will be issued under Reg-S/144A regulations through either a public offer or private placement. The instruments will be fixed or floating rate bonds denominated in US Dollars or other major foreign currencies. This is a standard debt capital raising exercise for the bank.
The fund raising through dollar-denominated bonds will strengthen SBI's capital base and liquidity position without diluting equity. Bond issuance under Reg-S/144A allows access to international investors, which is positive for the bank's funding profile.