Yes Bank shares edge higher as twin disclosures signal ₹621 crore inflow
Sell-side pressure remains slightly dominant, with 52.88 per cent of orders on the sell side against 47.12% on the buy side
Yes Bank's shares experienced a slight increase on Thursday morning, rising 0.43% to ₹21.04 by 10:19 am. The stock had opened at ₹20.95 and touched a high of ₹21.06 during the trading session. Over 1.62 crore shares exchanged hands, with a traded value of around ₹34 crore by mid-morning. Although sell-side pressure was slightly higher, with 52.88% of orders on the sell side compared to 47.12% on the buy side, the overall sentiment remained relatively stable.
The bank disclosed two significant developments: a receipt of ₹258 crores from a trust linked to its NPA loan portfolio, which was sold in December 2022; and an income-tax refund of approximately ₹363 crores following appellate orders in October and November 2025. These disclosures, which together exceed the ₹120 crore materiality threshold, signal a combined inflow of around ₹621 crores for the bank.
Despite trading below its 52-week high of ₹25.78 reached in June 2026, Yes Bank's stock has a P/E ratio of 17.42 and delivered a modest return of 3.49% over the past year, compared to the Nifty Bank index's 0.69%.
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