State Bank of India (SBI) says its board has approved a fundraising plan of ₹60,000 crore for the fiscal year 2026-27 (FY27). The approval is part of SBI’s broader capital planning, with the bank indicating it has been actively tapping the bond market in recent months. The reports describe the move as funding for ongoing capital and balance-sheet requirements, aligned with the bank’s stated strategy to secure resources through the capital markets. While the sources share the overall figure and the intent to raise funds via bonds, they do not detail the specific instruments, timelines, or allocation across different categories within the ₹60,000 crore plan. No additional quantitative breakdown is provided in the shared excerpts. Overall, the coverage agrees that the SBI board’s approval formalizes the bank’s planned capital raising for FY27 and follows continued engagement with the bond market leading up to the plan.