BARODA GUJARAT GRAMIN BANK

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Baroda Gujarat Gramin Bank (BGGB)
BARODA GUJARAT GRAMIN BANK

Under the amalgamation process in 2005 RRBs of the same sponsor banks were merged. Accordingly 1. Panchmahal Vadodara Gramin Bank, 2. Surat Bharuch Gramin Bank and 3. Valsad Dang Gramin Bank were amalgamated as Baroda Gujarat Gramin Bank. Similarly 1. Banaskantha Mehsana Gramin Bank, 2. Kutch Gramin Bank and 3. Sabarkantha Gandhinagar Gramin Bank were merged into Dena Gujarat Gramin Bank. Government of India further amalgamated Baroda Gujarat Gramin Bank (BGGB) and Dena Gujarat Gramin Bank effective from April 1, 2019. The name of the new entity remains as Baroda Gujarat Gramin Bank (BGGB) under sponsorship of Bank of Baroda. The emblem of the bank is a composite symbol comprising dual 'B' letter forms that hold the rays of the rising sun. This is the Baroda Sun and it represents the Sponsor Bank – Bank of Baroda. The twin green leaf twigs encircling the Baroda Sun depicts our commitment to protect 'Rays of Hope' of rural people by contributing to socio-economic development of rural India. The Baroda Sun is placed inside a grey gear wheel denoting the bank's stakeholders from the industry. Below this the name of the bank is written in Gujarati in black. At the bottom its tagline ‘Reaching to Unreached’ is written.

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