Yes Bank Share Price: Banking Penny stock in focus; Here is the target

YES Bank Share Price

Mumbai, 17 December 2025, Yes Bank Share Price │ YES Bank Limited (YESBANK) has been a key private sector banking stock and has remained the center of attention for investors over the past few years. Even after the bank’s restructuring process, the share prices continue to fluctuate. As of today, 17 December 2025, YES Bank’s shares are trading on the NSE at around ₹21.66, showing an increase of 0.19% compared to the previous session. Over the past few days, the share has remained stable around ₹21.50 to ₹21.70.

Current performance and market capitalization

Yes Bank’s market capitalization is currently around ₹67,462 crore. The share has seen a modest increase over the past year, but there are still challenges for long-term investors. The bank’s Q2 FY26 results showed good performance, giving the share some support. However, old issues like the ED investigation (related to Rana Kapoor and the Anil Ambani group) are still being discussed.

Target price of analysts and brokers

According to stock market analysts, there are mixed opinions about Yes Bank’s shares. The average analyst target price on TradingView and other platforms is ₹18.67, with a maximum of ₹22 and a minimum of ₹17. The median target of around 10 analysts is ₹18.5, which is slightly below the current price.

However, some analysts are more optimistic. According to Swati Hotkar (AVP–Equity Technical Analyst), YES Bank is currently at a turning point and could reach ₹50 to ₹60 in the next five years. Also, some reports show an intrinsic value of ₹29.06.

In some broker reports from July 2025, Emkay had given a target of ₹17 with a sell rating, while ICICI Securities suggested a target of ₹20 with a hold rating.

Conclusion

Even though Yes Bank’s share seems stable right now, short-term investors should still be cautious. There is potential for good growth if the bank’s fundamentals improve in the long run. It’s important to do your own research and get expert advice before investing. Risk management is crucial considering the market ups and downs.