The lender recently revised Marginal Cost of Funds-Based Lending Rates (MCLR), effective November 20, 2025. The updated rates now stand at 8.15 per cent for overnight loans, 8.60 per cent for one-month, 9.55 per cent for three-month, 9.60 per cent for six-month and 9.65 per cent for one-year tenors.
South Indian Bank: A brokerage suggested a 'Buy' on South Indian Bank with a target of Rs 42 per share. On Monday, the scrip was trading 17.57 per cent higher at Rs 38.40 apiece on BSE.
The stock eventually settled 10.25 per cent higher at Rs 34.30. At this closing price, it has rallied 45.40 per cent over the last six months.
South Indian Bank share price: The Kerala-based private sector lender jumped more than 5 per cent during the trading session on Friday to scale to a new 52-week high.
The multibagger banking stock closed over 1.38% higher in the previous session against the previous close of Rs 28.97 on BSE.
South Indian Bank stock ended 2.50% higher at Rs 31.57 on Tuesday against the previous close of Rs 30.80 on BSE.
South Indian Bank shares rose 3.16% to Rs 24.43 against the previous close of Rs 23.68 on BSE. Market cap of the lender stood at Rs 6,331 crore.
South Indian Bank stock slipped 5.55% to Rs 25.51 on Tuesday against the previous close of Rs 27.01 on BSE.
South Indian Bank stock ended 0.48% higher at Rs 25.14 on Wednesday against the previous close of Rs 25.02 on BSE
South Indian Bank stock rose 5.42% to Rs 25.25 on Wednesday against the previous close of Rs 23.95 on BSE.
South Indian Bank stock closed 0.24% lower at 24.54 on Tuesday against the previous close of Rs 24.60 on BSE. Market cap of the bank stood at Rs 6420 crore.





