Union Bank of India Union Bank of India

Union Bank of India

UNIONBANK

Classificação em ações #1429
Union Bank of India provides a comprehensive array of banking and financial... Union Bank of India provides a comprehensive array of banking and financial products and services, structured across four main operational segments: Treasury Operations, Retail Banking Operations, Corporate and Wholesale Banking, and Other Banking Operations. For individual customers, the bank offers diverse account types, including savings, current, term, recurring, demat, and online trading accounts. It also extends a wide spectrum of retail loan products, such as financing for homes, vehicles, education, personal needs, property-backed loans, and specialized loans for pensioners. Support for micro, small, and medium enterprises is also a key offering. Beyond traditional banking, the institution distributes mutual funds and various insurance products—spanning life, non-life, health, and general coverage—alongside tax-saving deposit schemes. Further services encompass government savings schemes, tax collection facilitation, pension product administration, and managing accounts for departmentalized ministries. The bank also provides short-term, long-term, and other credit solutions for the agricultural, small-scale industries (SSI), and tertiary sectors, complemented by safe deposit locker and cheque collection services. For its corporate clientele, Union Bank of India delivers an extensive suite of lending solutions, including emergency credit lines (such as the Covid emergency line of credit), trade finance, working capital, various lines of credit, project financing, and channel finance. Its advisory services cover debt structuring and restructuring, loan syndication, structured finance, mergers and acquisition guidance, and private equity support. Additional corporate offerings include sophisticated cash management, ECGC (Export Credit Guarantee Corporation) cover, foreign exchange services, derivatives, and both export and import finance. The bank also caters to Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) with specialized banking services, treasury offerings, and remittance facilities. Digitally, the bank ensures accessibility through its dedicated app, internet banking platforms, self-service terminals, ATMs, and SMS banking. It facilitates point-of-sale transactions and immediate payment services, issuing a variety of cards including combo, debit, credit, gift, prepaid, and payroll cards. As of March 31, 2022, Union Bank of India maintained a significant physical presence with 8,870 domestic branches across India, complemented by three international branches situated in Hong Kong, Dubai, and Sydney, and a representative office in Abu Dhabi. Its extensive ATM network comprised 11,232 machines. The institution was established in 1919 and maintains its headquarters in Mumbai, India.
Preço da ação
$2.01
Valor de mercado
$15.33B
Variação (1 dia)
0.72%
Variação (1 ano)
24.80%
País
IN
Negociar Union Bank of India (UNIONBANK)

Categoria

Financial Services
Rácio P/E de Union Bank of India (UNIONBANK)
Rácio P/E em October 2026 TTM: 6.41
De acordo com os últimos relatórios financeiros e o preço das ações da Union Bank of India, o rácio P/E atual (TTM) é 6.41. No final de 2024, a empresa tinha um P/E de 8.19.
Histórico do rácio P/E da Union Bank of India de 2005 a 2026
Rácio P/E no final de cada ano
Ano Índice P/E Alterar
2026 (TTM) 6.41 28.40%
2025 4.99 -39.09%
2024 8.19 53.17%
2023 5.34 7.35%
2022 4.98 -34.92%
2021 7.65 -229.31%
2020 -5.92 -72.12%
2019 -21.22 80.90%
2018 -11.73 -106.70%
2017 175.11 182.33%
2016 62.02 8.50%
2015 57.17 8.44%
2014 52.72 -19.27%
2013 65.30 -23.71%
2012 85.59 -15.74%
2011 101.58 12.10%
2010 90.61 65.63%
2009 54.71 -16.18%
2008 65.27 -17.51%
2007 79.13 -31.69%
2006 115.84 14.55%
2005 101.13 0.00%
Rácio P/E para empresas semelhantes ou concorrentes
Como interpretar um P/E Ratio?

O rácio Preço/Lucro (P/E) mede a relação entre o preço da ação de uma empresa e o lucro por ação.
Um P/E baixo mas positivo representa uma empresa com altos lucros face à sua valorização atual e pode estar subvalorizada. Um P/E negativo elevado (perto de 0) representa perdas significativas.

Empresas com P/E acima de 30 ou negativo são geralmente vistas como "ações de crescimento", significando que os investidores esperam crescimento ou rentabilidade futura.

Empresas com P/E positivo inferior a 10 são geralmente consideradas "ações de valor", ou seja, já são muito lucrativas mas com pouco potencial de crescimento.