Kotak Mahindra Bank today marked 30 years of its listing on the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) with a bell-ringing ceremony in Mumbai, highlighting the bank’s growth alongside India’s emergence as a strong and trusted financial market. The bank, which began as a small non-banking finance company in the 1980s, has since evolved into a diversified financial services group. Its journey mirrors India’s shift towards deeper capital markets, wider access to formal finance and greater use of digital public infrastructure. Over the past three decades, Kotak has focused on building customer trust while contributing to improved stability and transparency in the financial system.
As of September 30, 2025, Kotak reported consolidated customer assets of ₹576,339 crore and posted a consolidated profit after tax of ₹22,126 crore for FY25. The bank’s market capitalisation currently stands at around ₹4.2 trillion.
Kotak Managing Director and CEO Ashok Vaswani said the milestone reflected a shared journey with India’s financial markets, stressing the bank’s continued focus on customer-centric growth. NSE Managing Director and CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan noted that Kotak’s 30-year listing underscores the increasing depth, transparency and technological advancement of India’s capital markets In Kolkata, the milestone reinforces confidence among eastern India’s investors, many of whom have steadily increased exposure to large private banks. Brokers in the city noted that Kotak’s long track record on the NSE and its consistent performance make it a preferred pick for institutional as well as retail investors, reflecting Kolkata’s growing participation in India’s expanding equity markets.