New Delhi, July 28 -- India's regional rural banks (RRBs) have recorded their highest-ever net profit of Rs 10,177 crore in FY26 as per a statement by the Ministry of Finance.

As per the release, the RRBs have shown consistent improvement across key financial indicators, including CRAR, deposits, NPAs and the credit-deposit (CD) ratio.

"The financial health of RRBs has improved in recent years. RRBs posted the highest ever consolidated net profit of Rs. 10,177 crores during FY 2025-26," the release said.

Total deposits grew to Rs 7,68,621 crore in FY26 from Rs 6,59,815 crore in FY24, while outstanding loans have increased to Rs 5,78,349 crore from Rs 4,71,384 crore during the same time. The credit-deposit ratio also improved to 75.2 pe...