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Prolonged war may hit Rs 75,000 crore dividend targetThe ongoing turmoil in West Asia casts a shadow over India's revenue streams. Soaring commodity prices may squeeze the profitability of sta...- Disinvestment not for shutting down CPSEs, but to make them more efficient, says SitharamanAddressing the iconic week celebrations of Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) as part of 'Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav...
- Govt invites bids from asset valuers for strategic sale of FSNL"The Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) requires the services of a reputed asset valuer entity — registered with ...
- Here are the key divestment and IPO announcements Nirmala Sitharaman made in her Budget 2021Nirmala Sitharaman said CPSEs in all but four sectors will be eventually privatised. It was also announced that the IPO of LIC will be brou...
- FY20 disinvestment mop-up at Rs 50,298 crore, govt misses RE targetIn the Budget 2019-20, disinvestment revenue was pegged at Rs 1.05 lakh crore.
- Government plans to garner Rs 10,000 crore from 7th tranche of CPSE ETFThe issue is likely to open for anchor investors on January 30.
- NTPC, three other PSUs included in CPSE ETFNew Delhi, Nov 11 () The finance ministry has rejigged the CPSE Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) and has included in the basket the scrips of fou...
- 'Government may cross Rs 45.5K crore divestment target this fiscal'The government has so far raised about Rs 30,000 crore through minority share sale by way of OFS, share buyback and CPSE ETF so far in the ...
- Govt to decide on CPSE ETF follow on offer this monthReliance Mutual Fund had filed draft offer documents with capital markets watchdog Sebi for the follow on offer of CPSE ETF.
- Rs 21,400 crore raised via CPSEs' disinvestment, 60% of fiscal targetDuring 2015-16, the government could manage to meet less than half the budget estimates of divestment at Rs 25,312 crore, as against the ta...
- Department of Disinvestment wants EPFO to invest Rs 6,000 crore; fund commits Rs 1,000 croreThe Employees Provident Fund Organisation had earlier committed to the Finance Ministry that it will start investing from August 1 in the C...
- Government seeks legal advisers to sell Oil India Ltd and Engineers India Ltd stakesJaitley has set a target of raising about Rs 69,500 crore by selling shares in state-run companies and minority holdings in private compani...
- Minimum investment for CPSE ETF to be cut as DoD plans revampThe Disinvestment Department is working on revamping the existing CPSE ETF to make it retail investor friendly by reducing the minimum inve...
- Government may come up with more ETFs after sound response to CPSEThe new fund offer, which was closed on March 24, has mopped up bids worth around Rs 4,400 crore against the government target of raising R...
- CPSE ETF a big draw with investors, has a host of structural positives: Goldman Sachs IndiaWe are targeting the CPSE ETF to be listed on April 4, 2014, subject to completion of prerequisite activities, says Sanjiv Shah.
- ETF of 10 PSUs on Tuesday; to help government meet disinvestment targetAs per the revised estimates in the Interim Budget 2014, the disinvestment target was lowered to Rs 16,027 crore in this financial year fro...
- Government hopeful of achieving revised disinvestment target during the current fiscalThe government is hopeful of achieving its revised target of Rs 16,000 crore from disinvestment during the current fiscal, a top govt offic...
- Govt clears ETF for public units to push disinvestmentThe Department of Disinvestment has already appointed global investment banker Goldman Sachs for setting up and managing the PSU ETF.
- Government authorises NIF to buy shares of PSUsThe NIF will also be used to recapitalise PSU banks and public sector insurance companies, an official release said.
- ICICI Securities to advise govt for public sector ETFsThe Department of Disinvestment has selected ICICI Securities to act as its adviser to create and market the proposed central public sector...
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