State Bank of India (SBI) announced a 6% rise in net profit for the fourth quarter, contributing to its second-highest annual corporate profit of ₹83,299 crore. The bank experienced robust loan growth during the period; however, investor sentiment was tempered by concerns over margin pressures and losses in the treasury segment. Despite these challenges, SBI's chairman, CS Setty, expressed confidence in continued credit growth for the current fiscal year, indicating a positive outlook for the bank's lending activities amid evolving market conditions. State Bank of India achieved its second-highest annual corporate profit, reaching ₹83,299 crore. Despite robust loan growth, investor sentiment dipped due to margin pressures and treasury losses.