State Bank of Mysore recorded a 8.68 for every penny increment in benefit to Rs. 145.35 crore in the second quarter (Q2) of this monetary (2012-13).

The bank's incomes rose to Rs. 1,609.55 crore, a 19.20 for every penny increment over the same period a year ago. EPS remained at Rs. 31.06 against Rs. 16.62 recorded a year ago.

The bank's advantage quality slipped with the rate of gross NPA (non-performing resources) to gross advances ascending to 4.33 for each penny (3.72 for every penny).

Gross NPA in Q2 remained at Rs. 1,780.31 (Rs 1,334.38 crore) and rate of net NPA to net advances, at 1.92 for each penny (1.82 for each penny).

Return on resource (RoA) enhanced to 0.96 for each penny as against 0.58 for each penny in the same period a year ago.

The bank's net premium pay expanded 18.89 for every penny to Rs. 472 crore (Rs 397 crore). Net interest edge (NIM) was higher at 3.31 for every penny from 3.19 for each penny.

Section astute incomes in the second quarter were as per the following: from treasury operations Rs. 327.42 crore (Rs 259.85 crore), up 26 for every penny; corporate/wholesale managing an account Rs. 1,037.73 crore (Rs 870.02 crore), up 19.27 for every penny; and retail managing an account Rs. 635.98 crore (Rs 510.89 crore), up 24.48 for every penny.