Carlyle Group sells Rs 1,056 crore worth stake in Yes Bank
Thu, Feb 15, 2024 7:48 PM

Carlyle Group sells Rs 1,056 crore worth stake in Yes Bank

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Carlyle Group sold equity stake worth Rs 1,056 crore in Yes Bank on the BSE on February 15. According to data provided by the BSE, Carlyle Group sold 1.35 percent stake in Yes Bank through open market transactions. CA Basque Investments, a Carlyle Group entity, sold 390,000,000 shares in Yes Bank at an average price of Rs 27.10. Carlyle Group sold Rs 1,056.9 crore worth of shares in Yes Bank.

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