Bank of Maharashtra, India, has announced the record dates for annual interest payments on several bonds under the Basel III framework and infrastructure bonds, with interest payments scheduled from September 2025 to March 2026.


Bank of Maharashtra, headquartered in Pune, India, has formally declared the record dates for annual interest payments on its bonds, including Basel III Additional Tier I (AT I), Tier II bonds, and Long-Term Infrastructure Bonds. The cumulative bond issue under review totals over ₹6,000 crore (approx. USD 720 million), with scheduled payments from September 2025 through March 2026.

This update, compliant with Regulation 60 of SEBI’s Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements, is directed to both the BSE and NSE for investor information and transparency.

Key Bond Details and Payment Schedule:

Bond TypeISINAmount (₹ Cr.)Coupon RateRecord DateInterest Payment Date
Basel III AT IINE457A08118₹710.008.74%24.08.202508.09.2025
Basel III Tier IIINE457A08142₹515.007.98%03.09.202518.09.2025
Basel III Tier IIINE457A08092₹1000.007.86%06.10.202521.10.2025*
Basel III Tier IIINE457A08126₹348.008.00%22.11.202507.12.2025*
Basel III Tier IIINE457A08068₹200.707.75%29.11.202514.12.2025*
Basel III Tier IIINE457A08159₹259.007.99%29.11.202514.12.2025*
Basel III AT IINE457A08134₹880.008.74%11.12.202526.12.2025
Basel III Tier IIINE457A08076₹205.008.00%27.01.202611.02.2026
Long Term Infra BondsINE457A08183₹1612.007.70%03.02.202618.02.2026
Basel III Tier IIINE457A08084₹100.008.00%08.03.202623.03.2026
Basel III AT IINE457A08100₹290.008.75%09.03.202624.03.2026
*Note: Payments scheduled on holidays (21.10.2025, 07.12.2025, and 14.12.2025) will be processed on the next working day.

The consistent issuance and interest servicing on Basel III compliant instruments reflect the robust capital planning of Bank of Maharashtra. Its adherence to regulatory discipline while maintaining attractive coupon rates (ranging from 7.70% to 8.75%) offers reassurance to institutional investors, particularly in a high-rate economic cycle.

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Bond issuance under Basel III norms plays a pivotal role in strengthening the bank’s Tier I and Tier II capital, ensuring resilience in risk-weighted asset management. The combination of AT I and Tier II tranches also reflects strategic capital structuring tailored to meet both regulatory requirements and market appetite.

This announcement underscores the bank’s transparent approach and long-term capital discipline, positioning it as a reliable issuer in India’s financial system.


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