Faced with lukewarm retail investor response, the government is mulling stake sale in selected bluechip PSUs, including Oil India and ONGC, by offering shares only to institutional investors.
In the first six months of 2014-15, funds were garnered through as many as 20 issuance (19 QIPs and 1 IPP) as compared to 13 (3 QIPs and 10 IPPs) in the April-September period of the preceding fiscal.
IPP issue was subscribed 2.5 times on support from FIIs and long only funds. Promoters sold 1.69 crore shares through this issue at Rs 165 apiece.
Last month, Purvankara launched an institutional placement programme or IPP and an offer for sale (OFS) to cut the promoter stake to 75 percent. The group CEO talks about Purvankara's future plans.
Puravankara Projects will raise Rs 183 crore by offering 2.15 crore equity shares to institutional investors to meet the SEBI's norm of minimum 25 per cent public shareholding in the private sector listed companies by June.
Institutional placement programme (IPP) issue of Bangalore-based real estate company Puravankara Projects has opened for subscription today and will close tomorrow.
Puravankara propjects to sell upto 2.15 cr shares via IPP route in order to comply with market regulator SEBI's guidelines of minimum 25 per cent public shareholding
DLF was quoting at Rs 235.75, up Rs 5.45, or 2.37 percent at 11:03 am. It has touched an intraday high of Rs 236.15 and an intraday low of Rs 232.60. The stock gained over 2 percent after a strong response to its Institutional Placement Programme yesterday.
The response to DLF‘s Institutional Placement Programme (IPP), has been understood to be twice the asking amount already. DLF shares have been bought by mostly foreign institutional investors (FII). This institutional placement programme is to pare DLF‘s debt to meet Sebi guidelines of having a 25 percent minimum float by the month of June.
Mahindra Holidays & Resorts India Institutional Placement Programme (IPP)of equity shares would open for subscription on April 09, 2013 and close on April 09, 2013.
The Bangalore-based real estate firm Puravankara Projects (PPL) jumped as much as 3.5 percent intraday on Wednesday as the company plans to raise around Rs 450-500 crore through the institutional placement programme or IPP.
Shares of India's biggest real estate company DLF jumped 2 percent on Thursday, continuing with its good run up nearly 10 percent in the last three trading sessions.
Real estate firm Prestige Estates Projects fell as much as 2.4 percent in initial trade after the company fixed price band at Rs 161-170 for its institutional placement programme (IPP), which is lower than current market price.
Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India or Sebi has decided to continue with 100 percent upfront margin for OFS.
Realty major DLF is looking to sell nearly 8.1 crore shares or 4.7 percent stake via institutional placement programme (IPP) route to meet Sebi's June 2013 deadline of minimum 25 percent float. CNBC-TV18's Nayantara reports.
Godrej Industries today successfully completed its Rs 400-crore rights issue through the institutional placement programme (IPP) of 15.67 million shares, which got over-subscribed 1.67 times.
Sebi has relaxed norms for governing offer for sale (OFS) and institutional placement programme (IPP). V Jayasankar of Kotak Investment Banking is happy with the proposed changes saying it will give large and smallcap companies a huge leg up.
To smoothen the process of disinvestment, capital market regulator SEBI today tweaked norms governing offer for sale (OFS) and institutional placement programme (IPP).
V Jayasankar of Kotak Investment Banking tells CNBC-TV18 that almost 40-50 companies will opt for either the OFS or IPP route to reduce promoter stake in their company.
The much awaited Oil and Natural Gas Corp’s (ONGC) share sale did not live upto the expectation of the government as total bids stood at 29.22 crore against 42.77 crore shares which were up for sale via the auction route.
Jagannadham Thununguntla of SMC Global in an interview to CNBC-TV18 shared has views on amendments made by SEBI in the listing agreement.
SEBI has introduced the Institutional Placement Programme and other amendments to the SEBI (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2009.
By: Harshita Srivastava & Anil Choudhary, Attorneys, Nishith Desai Associates.
At the early part of this week, SEBI came out with some new recommendations mostly to get the minimum shareholding norms into place. Brijesh Mehra of RBS says, the intent of SEBI is to facilitate faster execution.