Top Five Banks in India of 2025
Bank in India are playing a great role and booking a year best profit by which they are reflecting in top banks of India.
Below is the list of top 5 Banks in India of 2025 divided based on the market capitalization, total assets, and overall influence.
1. HDFC Bank (Private)
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Q1 FY26 (Jun‑2025 quarter)
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Deposits: ₹27.64 trn (+1.8% sequentially)
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Gross Advances: ₹26.53 trn (+0.4% QoQ)
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This reflects strong deposit mobilization post-merger with HDFC parent, though loan growth remains cautious
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Q4 FY25 (Mar‑2025 quarter)
- Standalone Net Profit: ₹17,616 Cr (+6.7% YoY; +5.3% QoQ) Net Interest Income (NII): ~₹32,070 Cr (+10.3% YoY); NIM at ~3.54% Deposits: Avg ₹25.28 trn (+15.8% YoY); CASA up ~5.7% YoY Advances: ₹26.2 trn (+5.4% YoY); retail loans seeing solid growth of ~9% YoY Asset Quality: GNPA ~1.33%, improved from 1.42% in Q3; credit costs low (~29 bps) Profit After Tax (consolidated): ~₹67,347 Cr (+10.7% YoY); strong RoA (~1.9%) & RoE (~14.4%) Dividend: ₹22/share declared; record date June 27, 2025 Capital Strength: CAR ~19.6%; Tier 1 ~17.2%; LCR ~119% .
2. Merger Aftermath & Balance Sheet
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Merged with HDFC Ltd in July 2023, making it India’s largest private-sector bank.
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Loan‑to‑Deposit Ratio (LDR): Reduced from ~104% post-merger to ~96.5% by Mar 2025; target range is 85–90% by FY 27
- Balance Sheet size: ~₹39.1 trn by Mar 2025
- Distribution: ~9,092 branches, ~20,993 ATMs across India
3. Leadership & Risk Overview
- CEO & MD: Sashidhar Jagdishan, serving since 2020 (term extended to 2026); under scrutiny due to recent FIR over old loan matters — HDFC denies wrongdoing
- Systemic Importance: Classified as a Domestic Systemically Important Bank by RBI; surcharge buffer raised to 0.40% from April 2025