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    • FinMin mulling closure of special fund created for central public sector enterprises: Official

      The Special National Investment Fund was created to help some CPSEs meet the minimum public shareholding requirement. Since the govt was holding more in some of them, the fund was created to park a part of the excess holding.

    • MC exclusive: Centre plans OFS in defence, railway, fertiliser, coal PSUs to meet minimum public shareholding

      Among the PSUs in the OFS pipeline are Indian Railway Finance Corporation, Ircon International, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited and NLC India Limited.

    • RVNL share sale elicits good investor interest: DIPAM Secy

      The government’s holding in RVNL will come down from 78.20 per cent to 72.84 per cent after the completion of share allotment to bidders.

    • To meet public shareholding requirement, REIT and InvIT sponsors & managers can sell to ETFs

    • Sebi provides additional methods to comply with minimum public shareholding requirement; rationalises existing ones

    • Bank of India approves Rs 3,000 crore QIP, sets floor price at Rs 66.19 per share

    • Sebi confirms restriction on 5 cos for violating MPS norms

    • The Curious Case Of Fresenius Kabi!

      Last year, in May, the foreign parent of Fresenius Kabi, an Indian oncology drugs company, announced its intention to sell up to 15% promoter stake and reduce its shareholding to 75% via one or more OFS.

    • SEBI takes action against 105 firms not meeting MPS norms

      SEBI issued an order late on Tuesday stating 105 firms have not complied with minimum 25 percent shareholding norms and it will take action against these firms and their promoters and or directors.

    • Gillette gets relief from SAT on public float norm deadline

      Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) today stayed market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India enforcing minimum public shareholding norm deadline of June 3 on Gillete India.

    • Listed cos must comply with Sebi's public-holding norms: FM

      Finance minister P Chidambaram on Tuesday said listed companies must comply with Sebi's minimum public shareholding requirement as enough time has been given to them by the market regulator.

    • DLF gains 2% ahead of board meet for offer for sale

      DLF, the biggest real estate company in India, gained more than 2 percent on Tuesday as the board of directors will meet on Wednesday, March 6 to consider offer for sale.

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