Airtel Payments Bank
- Unlisted share
- Financial Services
- ISIN INE360U01018
At a glance
Income
FY26
₹3,207 Cr
+18.4%on FY25What the company earned in the year, before its costs.
Profit
FY26
₹109 Cr
+74.7%on FY25What was left after every cost and tax was paid.
From the company's published figures; sources are beside each figure further down the page.
Key details
- Company
- Airtel Payments Bank
- ISIN
- INE360U01018
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Type of share
- Unlisted equity share
- Indicative price per share
- On request
- Price last updated
- 12 Oct 2026
- Minimum quantity
- Confirmed by the desk
- How you hold it
- In your own demat account
- Enquiries
- GrowFast desk, on WhatsApp
Indicative prices, illiquid shares. Prices are indicative and can change without notice. Unlisted shares are illiquid: you may not be able to sell when you want to, or at the price shown.
Company
About Airtel Payments Bank
Airtel Payments Bank is a payments bank: it takes deposits and handles payments and remittances, but does not make loans, so nearly all its income is fees and commissions rather than interest. It belongs to the Bharti Airtel group, whose company Airtel Limited is the holding company with 69.94% of the shares; almost all the rest is held by other corporate shareholders. The bank is profitable (₹109 crore in 2025-26) but still carries accumulated losses from its early years.
Written from: airtelpayments.bank.in, airtelpayments.bank.in
Financials
Ask for the full annual report.
The figures on this page are the headline numbers. The desk can share the latest annual report and anything published since.
Ask for the financials- Sector
- Financial Services
- ISIN
- INE360U01018
- Year of incorporation
- 2010
- Headquarters
- New Delhi (registered office); corporate office in Gurugram, Haryana
- Parent
- Airtel Limited (Bharti Airtel group), holding company with 69.94%
- Airtel Payments Bank annual return (Form MGT-7) 2025-26
- Key people
- Managing Director & CEO: Anubrata Biswas; Chief Financial Officer: Anuj Bansal; Whole-time Director: Ganesh Ananthanarayanan
- Airtel Payments Bank annual return (Form MGT-7) 2025-26
- Equity shares outstanding
- 2,46,50,07,036 shares
- Airtel Payments Bank annual financial statements 2025-26
- CIN
- U65100DL2010PLC201058
- Website
- airtelpayments.bank.in
Read from: Airtel Payments Bank notice of 16th AGM, unless another source is shown on a card.
Key data
What the numbers mean
The ratios buyers look at, each said in plain words.
- Indicative price
- On request
- No. of shares
- 2,46,50,07,036
- EPS
- ₹0.44
- Face value
- ₹10
Figures marked “calculated” are worked out by GrowFast from its indicative price and the company's published figures for FY2025-26. They move with the price, and they are arithmetic, not a valuation.
Figures in ₹ crore
Financials
Airtel Payments Bank Limited. As published in the company's audited reports. GrowFast has not audited them.
Income, year by year
₹ crore. The darkest bar is the latest year.
FY24 to FY26: ₹1,836 Cr to ₹3,207 Cr.
Profit, year by year
₹ crore, after tax. A bar below the line is a loss.
FY24 to FY26: ₹34.51 Cr to ₹109 Cr.
| Particulars | FY24 | FY25 | FY26Latest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Other income (fees and commissions; the bank's main income) | 1,670.69 | 2,455.92 | 2,888.47▲18% |
| Total income | 1,835.8 | 2,708.63 | 3,206.73▲18% |
| Net profit for the year | 34.51 | 62.6 | 109.38▲75% |
| Basic earnings per share (face value ₹10) (₹) | 0.14 | 0.26 | 0.44▲69% |
| Interest earned | 165.11 | 252.71 | 318.26▲26% |
| Interest expended | 43.91 | 61.84 | 76.76▲24% |
| Operating expenses | 1,744.81 | 2,604.23 | 3,315.74▲27% |
| Provisions and contingencies | 12.57 | -20.03 | -295.14▼1373% |
Rupees crore unless marked, standalone. The change shown is the latest year against the year before. Read from: Airtel Payments Bank annual financial statement 2024-25 (previous-year column), Airtel Payments Bank annual financial statements 2025-26.
Ownership
Shareholding pattern
Who owns the company
As of 31 March 2026
69.9%Promoters – bodies corporate (Airtel Limited and its nominees; six holders)
- Largest holder
- 69.9%
- Top 3 together
- 100.0%
- Holders named
- 3
- Promoters – bodies corporate (Airtel Limited and its nominees; six holders)69.94%
- Public – bodies corporate29.96%
- Public – Indian individuals0.10%
- Total100.00%
Read from: Airtel Payments Bank annual return (Form MGT-7) 2025-26
Leadership
Management
Anubrata Biswas
Managing Director & CEO
Anuj Bansal
CFO
Ganesh Ananthanarayanan
Whole-time director
Sunil Bharti Mittal
Director
Gopal Vittal
Director
Harjeet Kohli
Director
Shabnam Sinha
Independent Director (additional director from 31 July 2025; appointment put to the 2026 AGM)
Suman Singh
Company Secretary
Read from: Airtel Payments Bank notice of 16th AGM, Airtel Payments Bank annual return (Form MGT-7) 2025-26
Corporate calendar
Events
- 3 Aug 2026AGM16th annual general meeting called to adopt the 2025-26 accounts, re-appoint Harjeet Kohli and Gopal Vittal, appoint two independent directors and revise senior payOpen
Reports and filings
Annual reports and results
Each link opens the document where its publisher keeps it.
- FY2025-26Pillar 3 Disclosures for the year 2025-26
- FY2025-26Notice of the 16th Annual General Meeting
- FY2025-26Annual Return (Form MGT-7) 2025-26
- FY2025-26Annual Financial Statements for the year 2025-26
- FY2024-25Annual Financial Statement for the year 2024-25
- FY2023-24Annual Financial Statement for the year 2023-24
- FY2022-23Annual Financial Statement for the year 2022-23
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What is an ISIN?
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