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TMB targets 15-18% loan growth in FY26

Financial Express Chennai

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April 25, 2025

TAMILNAD MERCANTILE BANK (TMB) is targeting a 15-18% growth in gross advances in FY26, driven by strong traction in the retail, agriculture and MSME (RAM) segments, along with a sharper focus on gold loans.

- NARAYANAN V

"On the asset side, the bank has been verticalised into four segments," MD & CEO Salee S Nair said at the post-Q4 and FY25 earnings media briefing. He added that the four segments—MSME, gold loans, retail (housing and car loans), and trade finance—each are created with clear budgetary targets and dedica

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