Tripura Gramin Bank (TGB) has announced a net profit of Rs 184.84 crore for the financial year 2025–26, marking its 14th consecutive year of profitability. TGB ranks second among India’s 28 Regional Rural Banks (RRBs), following Telangana Grameena Bank in terms of business growth and performance.
As of March 2026, TGB’s net profit stands at Rs 184.84 crore, maintaining profitability since 2011–12. The bank’s Capital to Risk-Weighted Assets Ratio (CRAR) is at an impressive 28.58 per cent, the highest among all 28 RRBs, indicating strong financial stability.
Established in 1976 with four branches, Tripura Gramin Bank has grown to 150 branches and 12 ultra small branches, serving rural farmers, artisans, and weaker sections of society. TGB’s total business for the financial year 2025–26 surpassed Rs 15,422 crore, showcasing steady expansion and commitment to financial inclusion.
The bank’s total business grew by 9.49 per cent, reaching Rs 15,422 crore, with deposits amounting to Rs 10,889 crore, reflecting strong customer trust. Advances increased by 12.77 per cent to Rs 4,532 crore, and the Credit-Deposit Ratio improved to 41.62 per cent, indicating effective credit deployment.
