New Delhi, Dec. 2 -- Shareholders of South Indian Bank seem to be rejoicing as the shares have made a strong comeback in recent months following a prolonged sell-off, establishing the counter as one of 2025's biggest turnaround stories.

After hitting a one-year low in April 2025, the shares have rebounded sharply, climbing 80% since then, pushing the stock to an all-time high of Rs.41.65 apiece and lifting its year-to-date return to 60%, positioning it for the largest yearly gain since 2022.

If the stock ends the current calendar year higher, which appears likely, it will mark its fourth consecutive annual gain, resulting in a cumulative rise of 400%. The stock closed the Monday's trade at Rs.40 apiece.

For the quarter ending in Septem...