Peers

Bank Of India stands out as a deep value pick with significantly low valuation metrics compared to its peers and solid profitability indicators, making it an attractive option for value-focused investors. Its low P/E ratio combined with decent ROE and revenue growth suggests potential for appreciation. However, it does have a relatively high debt-equity ratio, which investors should consider.

• • Bank Of India has the lowest P/E ratio (5.52) and PBV (0.7259) among its peers, indicating strong value potential.
• • Despite a higher debt-equity ratio (1.2708), Bank Of India shows decent profitability with ROE at 10.90% and revenue growth at 16.76% YoY.
• • State Bank Of India, while profitable, is comparatively overvalued with a P/E of 10.49 and has the highest debt-equity ratio (1.6511).
• • Bank Of Baroda and Union Bank of India show strong profitability but are also less attractive in terms of valuation, compared to Bank Of India.

• • State Bank Of India: Highest ROE (18.97%) and strong EPS growth (84.03)
• • Bank Of Baroda: Good profitability with solid margins and high revenue growth (20.36% over 3 years)