New Delhi: The Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank) on Friday reported a 32 percent jump in its net profit in FY26 at Rs 4,273 crore.

The city-headquartered bank had posted a net profit of Rs 3,243 crore in the year-ago period.

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Total business of the lender increased 13.31 per cent during the recently concluded fiscal year to Rs 4.50 lakh crore, while the net loan portfolio was up by nearly 12 percent at Rs 2.07 lakh crore, according to a statement.

The bank reported a sharp improvement in its asset quality, with the gross non performing assets ratio improving 1.14 percent to 0.57 percent.

The bank raised resources amounting to Rs 65,315 crore in rupees and foreign currency resources of USD 2.17 billion-equivalent in FY26, the statement said.

To help Indian exporters, it has a portfolio of 307 lines of credit with credit commitments aggregating USD 27.25 billion, which are at various stages of implementation, the statement said.

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It extended Rs 1,50,911 crore in FY26 for building export capacities, enhancing export competitiveness and supporting globalisation efforts of Indian companies.

The corporate loan book recorded a growth of 13 percent during the year, while maintaining strong asset quality. It supported 142 project export contracts valued at Rs 69,607 crore in 49 countries, it said.

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