Yes Bank stake sale: SBI seals 13.18% divestment to Japan’s SMBC; largest cross-border deal in banking sector
State Bank of India has divested approximately 13.18% of its stake in Yes Bank Limited to Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, a prominent Japanese bank. This transaction marks a significant cross-border investment in India’s banking sector. SBI remains a key shareholder with around 10.8% stake, continuing its support since the 2020 restructuring.🕒 1 min read
State Bank of India has divested approximately 13.18% of its stake in Yes Bank Limited to Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, a prominent Japanese bank. This transaction marks a significant cross-border investment in India’s banking sector. SBI remains a key shareholder with around 10.8% stake, continuing its support since the 2020 restructuring.
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