India's finance ministry is strategically divesting stakes in public sector enterprises. This has boosted market capitalization by 3.6 time...

In FY24, government's capital receipts surpassed Rs 30,000 crore from disinvestment and asset monetisation. The budget combined targets und...

Dividend receipts in the first half of March alone totalled nearly ₹10,000 crore. The revised estimate in the interim budget last month est...

The finance ministry has asked central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) to bolster engagement with market participants, including big inve...

The Indian government may face a disinvestment shortfall in FY24 due to potential delays in the strategic sale of IDBI Bank, possibly spill...

With Indian share markets already facing high volatility this year, investors are heavily relying on dividend paying stocks to generate ret...

First and most important, ~27% of the average divestment proceeds in FY18-19 was achieved through CPSE to CPSE sale - a transaction where s...

The dividend payout will be Rs 2,220.19 crore with a record date of March 22.

The process of privatisation of BPCL, Pawan Hans, BEML, Shipping Corp of India (SCI), Neelachal Ispat Nigam Ltd and RINL is ongoing.

The government has asked companies to complete at least 75 per cent of capex till the end of December quarter. But this looks highly unlike...

Dividends from non-financial PSUs have been budgeted at Rs 65,747 crore in FY21. Any increase in this amount will give a boost to non-tax r...

The department has asked all CPSEs to consider giving “at least 90% of the projected annual dividend in one or more instalments” as interim...

Official sources said PSUs with stock prices higher than the book value and having sufficient cash funds will be asked to shell out higher ...

The government has budgeted to cut fiscal deficit to 3.3 per cent of GDP in 2018-19 from 3.53 per cent in the previous financial year.

The government has also asked CPSEs to consider higher dividend & explore debt and other funds to meet their capex targets instead of relyi...

In its audit report, the CAG has noted that in case of eight CPSEs, managements are yet to amend Articles of Association to provide for buy...

Profit-making CPSEs are required to declare a minimum dividend of 20 per cent or a minimum pay-out of 20 per cent whichever is higher.