The Hindu Business Line : BoB bullish on South Zone

CHENNAI: The South Zone of Bank of Baroda expects to reach a business level of Rs 13,900 crore this fiscal, a jump of 30 per cent from the current level, according to Mr T. V. Lakshminarayanan, Zonal Manager, Bank of Baroda. He was speaking at the launch function of the bank's new logo, `The Baroda Sun.'

Mr Lakshminarayanan said that the bank plans to open five more branches in the zone during the current fiscal. There are currently 271 computerised branches in the zone. The bank proposes to increase its ATM count from 45 at present to 77 by June-end.

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