After the news, shares of this private bank hit a 15-year high, nearly tripling the money in a year.

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Shares of Karnataka Bank today Rs. It hit a 15-year high of 257.70. The reason for reaching this level is the bank’s announcement, in which it talked about plans to raise new funds. After this, the falling market also saw a rise of Rs 5.71 on the NSE in intra-day trading on Wednesday. According to an analyst at ICICI Securities, the strategy of leveraging core competencies with a focus on geographic and product expansion along with investment in digital technology is expected to help Karnataka Bank’s growth and asset quality.

The private sector bank’s stock was at its highest level since May 2008. It was on February 5, 2008 for Rs. reached a record high of 286. The stock has gained more than 85 percent in the past four months. The stock has returned more than 10 percent in the last 5 days. While in the last six months it has increased by 89 percent. It has returned around 65 percent so far this year, while Karnataka Bank has enriched its investors by returning 185 percent in the last one year. Its 52-week high price is Rs. 257.70 and a low of Rs. is 76.25.

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A meeting of the Board of Directors of the Bank is scheduled to be held on Friday, September 22, 2023 to consider and approve the raising of funds by issue of equity shares/depository receipts/convertible bonds/debentures/warrants/any other equity linked securities. . Karnataka Bank is a south-based private sector bank with a large presence in the state of Karnataka. The bank has pan India presence with 901 branches, of which 575 are in Karnataka.

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