Union Bank of India shares fell sharply after its Q4FY26 results disappointed brokerages despite a rise in net profit. Weak NII, a sharp spike in provisions and margin pressure weighed on sentiment. While asset quality improved, analysts remain cautious, citing elevated credit costs and limited upside in the near term.
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