Canara Bank has recovered ₹303 crore of its ₹500 crore exposure to Rajesh Exports, as confirmed by CEO Brajesh Kumar Singh. The bank is actively pursuing legal remedies to recover the remaining amount. Singh noted that the exposure is fully provided for, minimizing its impact on the bank's financial health. He emphasized the need to enhance the bank's current and savings account (CASA) ratio, targeting an increase from 30% to 32% over the next year. Additionally, Singh aims to reduce the cost-to-income ratio from 48.4% to 45%, aligning with the performance of larger private sector banks. The bank has also identified a ₹20,000 crore lending opportunity through the government’s emergency credit line guarantee scheme, aimed at supporting businesses affected by supply chain disruptions. Furthermore, Canara Bank plans to adjust its retail, agriculture, and MSME loan share from 60% to 65%, focusing on sectors with better margins and lower risk. Overall, Singh's strategy is geared towards improving profitability and enhancing customer service through digital adoption.