Question 1

What is the share price of Indian Overseas Bank today?

Accepted Answer

Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) is trading at ₹32.98. The price shown is the latest available from the exchange feed and updates through the trading session.

Question 2

What is IOB’s P/E ratio versus the sector?

Accepted Answer

IOB trades at a P/E of 11.0. Its industry median is shown alongside it in Key Stats, so you can see at a glance whether the stock is priced above or below the businesses it competes with. A lower P/E is not automatically cheaper — it can also reflect slower expected growth.

Question 3

What is IOB’s dividend yield?

Accepted Answer

IOB has a dividend yield of 0.00%, based on dividends declared over the last twelve months against the current price. The full dividend history is on the News & Filings tab.

Question 4

What is IOB’s 52-week high and low?

Accepted Answer

IOB has traded between ₹31.2 and ₹41.8 over the past year. The Trading Data block shows where the current price sits inside that band.

Question 5

What is the market capitalisation of Indian Overseas Bank?

Accepted Answer

Indian Overseas Bank has a market capitalisation of ₹63,181 crore.

Question 6

What is IOB’s return on equity?

Accepted Answer

IOB reports a return on equity of 14.9%. For a lender, ROE is the primary profitability measure — return on capital employed and debt-to-equity, which we show for operating companies, do not carry their usual meaning here because borrowing IS the business.

Question 7

Who are IOB’s competitors?

Accepted Answer

The Peers block on this page lists other Banks - Regional companies with their price, P/E and market capitalisation. The Valuation tab compares multiples against the industry median in more depth.

Question 8

What is IOB’s promoter holding?

Accepted Answer

Promoters hold 92.44% of IOB. The Ownership tab shows the full shareholding pattern — promoter, FII, DII and public — and how each has moved across recent quarters.

Question 9

Which indices include IOB?

Accepted Answer

Index membership is listed in the Context block on this page, along with the weight IOB carries in each. That weight is what determines how much passive money tracks the stock.

Question 10

Is Indian Overseas Bank a good buy?

Accepted Answer

We do not publish buy or sell calls. What this page gives you instead is the evidence: our Value & Investment Index for where the price sits against its own history, the Fundamental Strength Index for the quality of the business, an investment checklist of criteria applied to every stock, and pros and cons generated from IOB’s own numbers. The judgement is yours.