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State Bank of India may look to lower its stake in Yes Bank after a lock-in period ends on March 6 which was put in place by the central bank as a part of the lender's restructuring, two sources told Reuters.
SBI does not want to permanently retain a stake in Yes Bank and would want to trim its holdings, albeit in phases, one of the sources told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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"The percentage of equity dilution that the bank intends to do will have to be placed before the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) in due course."
SBI held a 26.14 per cent stake in Yes Bank as of December 31, stock exchange data showed, and is the largest single shareholder in the rescued lender.
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