Stocks Below Rs 100: Yes Bank Share Hits New High, IDBI Bank Jumps 19%; Splits, Bonus, Dividends Comparison

Two banking stocks witnessed a huge volume surge that led to a robust rally on June 17, 2026. These are Yes Bank and IDBI Bank shares. While Yes Bank touched a new 52-week high, the share price of IDBI Bank skyrocketed by more than 19% on BSE. These stocks are trending for a host of reasons but the gains came due to volumes.

IDBI Bank Share Price

In the early trade, IDBI Bank shares skyrocketed by over 19.1% to hit an intraday high of Rs 91.90 apiece on BSE. At the time of writing, the stock traded at Rs 90.62 apiece, up by 17.5% with a market cap of Rs 97,438.27 crore.

As per BSE data, at least 69,59,869 equity shares have exchanged hands in IDBI Bank. Cumulative, 69.7 million equity shares have changed hands on both the stock exchanges.

One of the main reason for rally in IDBI Bank is reports claiming that the government is exploring methods to revive the long-pending privatization of the bank.

An Economic Times report said, the choices include examining whether earlier rejected bids, from Prem Watsa-led Fairfax Financial Holdings and Emirates NBD, for their failure to hurdle the reserve price threshold could still be considered.

Earlier, it was reported that the government is looking to sell a combined 60.72% stake in IDBI Bank.

Yes Bank Share Price:

Meanwhile, Yes Bank share price climbed to hit a new 52-week high of Rs 25.45 apiece on BSE. Currently, the stock traded near its high to Rs 25.09 apiece, up by 5.02% with market cap of Rs 78,746.29 crore.

Cumulatively, a total of 69.7 million equity shares exchanged hands on BSE and NSE in Yes Bank during the early trade.

Recently, Moody's Ratings upgraded Yes Bank's long-term (LT) foreign currency (FC) and local currency (LC) bank deposit ratings to Ba1 from Ba2 as well as its Baseline Credit Assessment (BCA) and adjusted BCA to ba2 from ba3.

It also upgraded its LT FC issuer rating to Ba1 from Ba2, LT FC and LC Counterparty Risk Ratings (CRR) to Ba1 from Ba2, LT Counterparty Risk (CR) Assessment to Ba1(cr) from Ba2(cr), as well as the senior unsecured medium-term note program rating to (P)Ba1 from (P)Ba2.

Moody's said, the upgrade of Yes Bank's ratings and BCA reflects an improvement in the bank's credit profile, supported by improving funding, asset quality, and adequate capital. The bank's profitability, though improving, remains weaker than rated Indian peers. These improvements provide resilience against risks arising from the bank's unseasoned loan book.

Bonus Issue Vs Stock Split Vs Dividends:

Bonus Issue: Yes Bank has not given any bonus up till now, while IDBI Bank has rewarded investors with 3:5 bonus issues in February 2001.

Stock Split: IDBI Bank has never carried a stock split. But Yes Bank shares have split in the ratio of 1:5 in September 2017.

Dividends: IDBI Bank has delivered 18 dividends since August 2003. With a dividend yield of 2.32%, IDBI Bank distributed up to Rs 2.10 dividend per share in the last 12 months, as per Trendlyne data.

Coming to Yes Bank, the banking stock has not delivered any dividends since June 2019.

IDBI Bank vs Yes Bank: Which Stock To Buy?

Post Q4 result, analysts at ICICI Securities said, " Amidst sectoral pressure on NIM, Yes stands out with QoQ and YoY uptick in NIM, aided by a slower RIDF drag. RIDF has come down to 6% of assets and Yes expects a further rundown to

The bank has already surpassed ICICI Securities target price.

In case of IDBI Bank, experts at MarketsMojo said, the bank has attracted considerable attention through its high value turnover and volatile trading patterns. The stock's recent price movements have outpaced sector and benchmark indices, supported by robust volume and active order flow. While delivery volumes have moderated, liquidity remains ample, enabling sizeable trades. The technical indicators present a nuanced picture, with short-term momentum positive but longer-term averages yet to be surpassed. These factors collectively illustrate a stock undergoing dynamic market assessment and active repositioning by investors.

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