Last Updated on Aug 9, 2023 by Anjali Chourasiya

All PSU bank stocks on NSE

NameMarket Cap (Rs. in cr.)Close Price (Rs.)PE Ratio1Y Return (%)Fundamental Score
State Bank of India506,828.71573.109.1110.135.49
Bank of Baroda Ltd97,945.60194.856.5764.785.64
IDBI Bank Ltd70,159.4264.6018.9357.954.65
Punjab National Bank66,506.5362.1519.8686.365.60
Canara Bank Ltd59,621.39338.755.3050.525.60
Union Bank of India Ltd58,982.8490.106.93132.225.25
Indian Overseas Bank48,862.7426.5023.2248.884.74
Indian Bank43,229.26392.657.76125.607.04
Bank of India Ltd34,162.1985.958.9076.675.12
UCO Bank32,460.4327.7517.43137.185.15
Central Bank of India Ltd25,956.0130.8515.4670.445.98
Bank of Maharashtra Ltd23,970.4536.259.20110.146.26
Punjab & Sind Bank20,943.3631.8515.95109.544.00

Note: The data is from 8th August 2023. To get this list of cement stocks on the Tickertape Stock Screener, apply the below-mentioned filter.

Sector > Financials > Public Banks

Fundamental Score: It is a smallcase proprietary score between 1 and 10 assigned to stocks listed on NSE. The score helps rank the stock over other stocks in the respective sector. Higher the score, the better the company. The score is calculated considering factors like valuation, profitability, market share growth, financial health and earnings growth of the company.


PSU sector in India – overview

Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) are companies where the government holds the majority of the stake. There are three types of PSU companies mentioned below.

  1. Central Public-Sector Enterprises (CPSE) – These companies are where the central government holds a stake of more than 15%. CPSE is further classified into three types: Maharatna companies, Navratna companies, and Miniratna companies.
  2. Public-Sector Banks (PSB) – Financial institutions in which the government or another public-sector bank holds more than 51% of the voting shares are called PSBs. Nifty PSU Bank represents the performance of PSBs.
  3. State-Level Public Entities (SLPE) – Companies where the state government or another SLPE holds more than 51% stake are called state-level public entities.

How to check the PSU bank share price?

Checking PSU bank share price is no different than the usual stocks. One of the ways to do this is by visiting the respective Stock Page on Tickertape. In addition to a live price chart, the Stock Pages have a wealth of information on the PSU bank’s financials, price forecast, corporate actions, and so on. 

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