Despite reporting disappointing quarterly results, DLF had a good day in trade. Shares in DLF rose as much as 3.7 percent on Thursday to Rs 210.40, while the benchmark Mumbai market index was down 0.8 percent.
As the government grapples with a huge revenue gap, there seems to be some action on the disinvestment front. On one hand where CNBC-TV18 sources inform that the much delayed ONGC FPO might see the light of the day soon, the Divestment Secretary Haleem Khan said that the PSU steel major SAIL does not intend to raise any fresh equity via an FPO.