The move won’t affect government’s majority ownership and management control, the report said
The financial bids are expected to be invited from shortlisted suitors soon, a government official said
Government expects up to Rs 80,000 crore from disinvestment in LIC and IDBI, the two key transactions, against the Rs 47,000 crore Budget target for capital receipts
Buoyed by robust payouts, the Centre is re-evaluating its strategy to monetise the remaining 27.94% stake in Hindustan Zinc. The Centre may explore a QIP or other routes to offload stake in tranches
The real attraction for the potential buyer will be IDBI Bank’s huge deposits of Rs 282,000 crore as of December last year
The move is being planned to meet the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (Sebi’s) minimum public shareholding norm, the newspaper said
In the past, court rulings have stalled privatisation efforts despite the PSU’s return to profitability.
The prevailing sentiment appears to favour maximizing returns through dividends rather than divestment
The primary issue stalling the process is the transfer of lease of non-core assets from the SCI to Shipping Corporation of India Land and Assets Limited. The Mumbai collector has submitted the proposal to the state's revenue department, but the process got bogged down on extensive bureaucratic consultations, sources tell Moneycontrol.
Under the transaction, the Japanese firm will also get the control of the management, a government statement said
The real attraction for the potential buyer will be IDBI Bank’s huge deposits of Rs 277,548 crore
Tuhin Kanta Pandey was talking about DIPAM's disinvestment strategy and the five elements that are part of it, at a FICCI event.
Timeline of PSE policy has been moved up. Green initiatives by public companies can lead to IPOs by their subsidiaries if they reach a certain size
Many PSU stocks are trading at record high valuations, making them ripe for disinvestment. The market capitalization of PSUs has doubled over the past year, and now exceed $800 billion
According to the report, about Rs 5 lakh crore worth of divestments can come from Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs), while public sector banks and insurance firms could add another Rs 6.5 trillion. The total estimate is the maximum the government can achieve without losing its control over these firms, the report said
The Maharashtra cabinet has already given a stamp duty exemption. The SCI building in Maharashtra is now with its demerged entity, Shipping corporation of India Land and Assets Limited.
A change of promoters can inject new life into the bank and drive the stock price up
We are looking at a more integrated strategy where decisions are not taken based on short-term fiscal priorities, or to fill some gap in the budget by having to dispose of certain shares at certain points in time, Somanathan explained.
Currently, the government holds a controlling 57.49 percent stake in SBI and 58.89 percent stake in ONGC.
The government's disinvestment strategy must be calibrated while also focussing on the creation of wealth, Tuhin Kanta Pandey said
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Union Budget 2024: The Union Budget for FY2023-24 had set a disinvestment target of Rs 51,000 crore. However, the government has realised only Rs 10,051 crore so far
The Budget Estimate for disinvestment receipts in 2023-24 has been kept at Rs 51,000 crore