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1. Economic policy.

Subjects
INDIAN economy, DIVERSIFICATION in industry, FOREIGN exchange, PRIVATIZATION, INDIA. Dept. of Disinvestment, CAPITAL investments
Abstract

The article focuses on the economic developments in the India in December 2009. It cites the diversification made by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) of its foreign-exchange reserves, the release of the discussion paper on a Goods and Services Tax (GST) by the government, and the possibility of the government to accelerate part-privatisations. Moreover, the privatization proceeds are noted to go into the National Investment Fund (NIF) for capital expenditure in social-sector schemes.

Published
2009

2. "Not Healthy To Bunch Stocks To The Year-end".

Author

DEY, JOYEETA

Subjects
INDIA. Dept. of Disinvestment, STOCKS (Finance), DISINVESTMENT, INDIVIDUAL investors
Abstract

The article discusses the plan of the Department of Disinvestment of India to reach a minority stake sale target of 41,000 rupees from 2015 to 2016. Particular focus is given to the explanation by the department's secretary Aradhana Johri on what steps the agency will take to attract retail investors into the share-sale process to hit the target.

Published
2015

3. Tough target.

Author

DEY, JOYEETA

Subjects
DISINVESTMENT, CORPORATE divestiture, PUBLIC sector, INDIA. Dept. of Disinvestment, VALUATION of corporations, GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

The article reports that the Indian government's disinvestment program of public sector undertakings (PSU) has been left high and dry in 2013 amidst trade union protests, unfavorable market conditions and ministerial infighting. It is noted that the desire of administrative ministries to get better valuation has neutralized the drive of the Disinvestment Department to move ahead with its plan to raise 40,000 crore rupees.

Published
2014

4. Going Retail.

Author

DEY, JOYEETA

Subjects
INDIA. Dept. of Disinvestment, TAX incentives, INVESTORS, STOCK exchanges, PUBLIC sector
Abstract

The article examines the proposal by the Department of Disinvestment (DoD) to offer small investors with tax incentives to invest in the equity market in India as of December 2015. The move aims to attract participation from broad-basing retail to support public sector undertakings (PSUs). It is also noted that the quota for retail investors in the stock market has not been fully subscribed which include Indian Oil Corp. Ltd. (IOCL) and Coal India Ltd. (CIL).

Published
2015

5. Disinvestment: Government Weighs Its Options.

Subjects
DISINVESTMENT, INDIA. Dept. of Disinvestment, GOING public (Securities), BLUE chip stocks
Abstract

The article focuses on plans of the Finance Ministry of India to achieve its targets for disinvestment. Topics cited include efforts of the Deparment of Disinvestment (DOD) to reach the fiscal year 2014 (FY 2014) target by considering Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), the Offer for Sale (OFS) method and Follow on Public Offers (FPOs). Also cited are Performane Share Unit (PSU) stake sales of blue chips, attracting higher retail participation and other methods such as buybacks.

Published
2013

6. LAND SALE FOR PSU REVIVAL.

Author

MALIK, AMAN

Subjects
INDIA. Dept. of Disinvestment, BUSINESS finance, REAL property, BUSINESS failures, POLITICS & government of India
Abstract

The article reports on the plan of the Department of Disinvestment to sell prime land owned by the volatile public sector units (PSU) in India. They include the prime lands of Andrew Yule & Co, Bengal Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals, Richardson & Cruddas, National Textile Corp., and Hindustan Antibiotics. The proceeds will be used to revive these companies.

Published
2007

7. On the Chopping Block.

Author

MacKinnon, Ian

Subjects
PRIVATIZATION, INDIA. Dept. of Disinvestment, INDUSTRIAL efficiency, INDUSTRIAL policy
Abstract

Discusses Indian plans for privatization of state-owned business enterprises. Privatization plans in the budget presented in March 2000; Employment in state enterprises; Establishment of the Department of Disinvestment; Union response; Sectors in which state enterprises are concentrated, including banking, insurance, postal services and communication; Impact of their inefficiency.

Published
2000

8. Petroleum Ministry gives nod for 5% stake sale in ONGC.

Subjects
INDIA. Ministry of Petroleum, DISINVESTMENT, GAS prices, INDIA. Dept. of Disinvestment, MERCHANT banks
Abstract

The article focuses on the Petroleum Ministry of India that has agreed in-principle to the proposal of selling its 5% stake in Oil and Natural Gas Corp. Ltd. Topics covered include the disinvestment target of the ministry for 2014, addressing issues including policy for gas pricing and subsidy mechanism. Also cited are the stake sale process of the Department of Disinvestment, appointment of merchant bankers for the share sale and offer for sale modalities for best returns to the government

Published
2014

9. India names shortlist for Rp36bn NMDC sale.

Author

Breen, Jonathan

Subjects
BANKING industry, IRON industry, INDIA. Dept. of Disinvestment
Abstract

The Indian government has shortlisted five banks to pitch for lead roles in its sell-down of iron ore miner NMDC, in a deal that could raise Rp35.6bn ($527.5m) based on its market capitalisation, according to a notice from the Department of Disinvestment on Thursday. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

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