YES BANK has received ₹78 crore from its investment in security receipts. This represents a substantial boost to the bank’s cash inflow. On June 17, 2025 YES BANK made the announcement under Regulation 30 of SEBI’s Listing Regulations. This rule requires companies to share important updates that may affect investors. The information is also available on the bank’s website: www.yesbank.in .The disclosure was signed off by Sanjay Abhyankar, the Company Secretary.
The bank received more than what it had expected from the trust. This extra income may improve YES BANK’s profits for the current period. It also shows better recovery from old bad loans, helps to improve the bank’s asset quality and overall financial strength. This cash inflow is good news for the market and for investors. Experts will be looking at the bank’s next financial report to see how much it helps the bank make a profit.
Explanation Of Financial Terms Used Here:
What Are Security Receipts?
Security Receipts (SRs) are given to banks by Asset Reconstruction Companies (ARCs). This happens when ARCs take over bad loans (called NPAs) from banks. Banks hold SRs and get money back when ARCs recover money from those bad loans. If recovery is better than expected (as in this case), the bank makes a profit. Read more.
What is Regulation 30 of SEBI’s Listing Regulations?
SEBI has rules (called Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements, or LODR) that all listed companies must follow. According to Regulation 30 of these rules states that – A company must publicly disclose any event or information that is important enough to affect investors’ decisions or the company’s stock price.