Karur Vysya Bank Expands Network to 929 Branches

Hyderabad: Karur Vysya Bank (KVB), one of India's leading private sector banks, has expanded its nationwide branch network to 929 branches, with the opening of eight new branches across four states.

The expansion reinforces the Bank's focus on strengthening its presence in key markets and improving access to banking services across metropolitan, semi-urban and rural locations.The Bank’s eight new branches comprise three in Tamil Nadu, two each in Karnataka and Telangana, and one in Uttar Pradesh. The Tamil Nadu branches are located at Chennai–Choolai, Thirukazhukundram and Trichy–Vaiyampatti; the Karnataka branches at Nagarabhavi and Hulimavu in Bengaluru; the Telangana branches at Bachupally and Tandur; and the Uttar Pradesh branch at Agra.

The expansion includes four branches in metropolitan markets, three in semi-urban locations and one in a rural area, reflecting KVB's focus on serving customers across diverse geographies.In Telangana, the newly established branches at Bachupally and Tandur were inaugurated in the presence of prominent local dignitaries. The Bachupally branch was inaugurated by Shri D. Dayakar Reddy, BA LLB, Founder and Chairman, Pragathi Group of Institutions, and Dr. Ranjitha Nadendla, MBBS, Fellowship in Diabetology (NHS, UK), Dr. Ranjitha’s Clinic, Bachupally, who lit the traditional Gayathri Lamp.

The Tandur branch was inaugurated by Shri. Kalva Radhakrishna, Director, Radical Bio-Organics Ltd., Tandur, Smt. Bichala Jyothi, who lit the traditional Gayathri Lamp and Shri. Katkam Veerender, President, The Grain & Seeds Merchants Association, Tandur inaugurated the Safe room.

Shri Ramesh Babu, Managing Director & CEO, Karur Vysya Bank, inaugurated the new Agra branch in Uttar Pradesh, marking the Bank’s latest phase of branch network expansion. Speaking on the occasion, he said, “The addition of eight new branches is another step towards strengthening our reach and making banking services more accessible to customers across key markets. We see significant opportunities across metropolitan, semi-urban and rural locations, particularly in retail, MSME and agricultural banking. Our continued investment in physical branches, complemented by digital banking capabilities, will help us serve customers more effectively, deepen relationships and support sustainable business growth.”