NYSE:IBN News 5 December 2025 - 21 December 2025

Mumbai | December 21, 2025 — ICICI Bank Limited (NSE: ICICIBANK, BSE: 532174, NYSE ADR: IBN) is ending December with investors juggling a mix of fundamentals and fast-moving headline risk: a fresh GST demand order the bank says it will contest, a major Nifty Bank index methodology revamp that could mechanically trim index weights, and a high-profile listing of ICICI Prudential Asset Management (ICICI Pru AMC) that highlights the value of ICICI Bank’s financial-services ecosystem. Reuters+3Economic Times+3Economic Times+3 With Indian markets closed on Sunday, the latest widely reported traded level for ICICI Bank shares is around ₹1,354 (as of the

ICICI Bank Limited (ICICIBANK on NSE, 532174 on BSE; IBN on NYSE) is trading softer on December 10, 2025, even as domestic and global analysts remain broadly bullish on the stock’s medium‑term prospects. By mid‑afternoon, ICICI Bank shares were changing hands at around ₹1,360–1,370, down roughly 1% versus the previous close, after moving in a day range of about ₹1,358–1,380 on the NSE. Turnover is healthy but lower than the recent 20‑day average, and the stock is consolidating just above third‑party estimates of its “intrinsic value.” mint+2Moneycontrol+2 At the same time, global investors looking at the New York–listed ADR (ticker