ICICI Bank dividend 2026: Rs 12 payout recommended; FY26 profit rises 6.2%
ICICI Bank’s board recommended a Rs 12 dividend for FY2026 as annual profit after tax rose 6.2% to Rs 501.47 billion, its AGM presentation showed.

ICICI Bank dividend 2026: ICICI Bank Ltd presented its FY2026 performance and a board-recommended dividend of Rs 12 per share at its 32nd Annual General Meeting on August 21, 2026, according to a presentation filed with BSE the same day.
The presentation did not disclose the shares’ face value, the dividend as a percentage of face value, a record date or the payment timeline. It described the payout as a board recommendation and did not identify it as an interim dividend. The filing also did not provide further details on shareholder eligibility.
For FY2026, profit after tax increased to Rs 501.47 billion from Rs 472.27 billion in FY2025, a rise of about 6.2%. Profit before tax excluding treasury advanced to Rs 650.21 billion from Rs 607.13 billion.
Deposits and advances expand in FY2026
Total deposits grew 11.4% year on year to Rs 17,946.25 billion as of March 31, 2026. Term deposits rose 12.2%, while average CASA deposits increased 9.7% during the financial year.
Total advances climbed 15.8% year on year to Rs 15,538.93 billion. The bank reported stable asset quality, with gross non-performing assets declining to Rs 230.52 billion from Rs 241.66 billion a year earlier. The net NPA ratio improved to 0.33% from 0.39%, while the provision coverage ratio stood at 75.8%.
After accounting for the proposed dividend, the presentation showed a Common Equity Tier 1 ratio of 16.35% and a total capital adequacy ratio of 17.18% as of March 31, 2026.
Q1 FY2027 performance
The AGM presentation also included the bank’s first-quarter FY2027 figures:
- Profit after tax rose 15.9% year on year to Rs 148.05 billion.
- Profit before tax excluding treasury grew 20.9% to Rs 189.75 billion.
- Period-end deposits increased 14% to Rs 18,335.86 billion as of June 30, 2026.
- Total advances rose 19.6% to Rs 16,312.60 billion, while domestic advances grew 18.8% to Rs 15,809.85 billion.
- The net NPA ratio was 0.35%, with a provision coverage ratio of 74.7%.
The bank held a contingency provision of Rs 131 billion, equivalent to 0.8% of advances, at June 30. Its CET1 ratio was 16.19%, including first-quarter profit, while total capital adequacy stood at 16.84%.
Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Sandeep Bakhshi delivered the presentation at the AGM. The bank said its approach remained focused on profitable growth, customer service, agile risk management and compliance.
Source: BSE corporate announcement.
