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NTPC's weight in MSCI India to rise post share sale: Citi

NTPC's weight in MSCI India index would rise from 0.63 percent to 1.79 percent as the company's free float stock increases after its offer for sale, Citigroup said in a note, quoting MSCI.

February 07, 2013 / 16:08 IST
     
     
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    NTPC's weight in MSCI India index would rise from 0.63 percent to 1.79 percent as the company's free float stock increases after its offer for sale, Citigroup said in a note, quoting MSCI.


    The government will sell 783.26 million shares, or 9.5 percent stake, in NTPC through a single-day auction, as part of its drive to raise Rs 27,000 crore by selling shares in some state enterprises in the 2012-13 fiscal year.


    Citigroup also adds that NTPC's weight would increase in FTSE and Nifty indexes as well in March and April/May respectively, which should lead to a lot of passive demand/flows in the stock.


    The investment bank expects MSCI to implement changes at its quarterly rebalancing on Feb 28.


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