Total income during the April-June period of the current fiscal dipped to Rs 1,251.50 crore from Rs 1,722.79 crore in the year-ago period
Total income during the April-June period of the current fiscal dipped to Rs 1,251.50 crore from Rs 1,722.79 crore in the year-ago period
With ambitious FY21 target of Rs 2.1 trn unlikely to be met, govt to push through LIC IPO, privatisation of BPCL or Concor
Freight corridor delay, licence fee hike among headwinds for the stock
Mphasis' stock has provided breakout from a consolidation zone
While valuations are attractive, disruption will keep volumes muted
While valuations are in the attractive zone, disruption would keep near term volumes muted
INSTC is a 7,200 km-long multi-mode network of ship, rail and road routes covering 13 countries
Pace of DFC roll-out and demand recovery are key triggers
Its total income during the October-December quarter of the current fiscal dipped to Rs 1,610.34 crore, from Rs 1,739.79 crore in the year-ago period.
Around 50 freight customers had a business of Rs 500 crore or above with the railways in the previous calendar year, and hence, they are eligible for the scheme.
The government has set a 50-day timeline for asset valuation to happen in BPCL, as it wants to complete the process before March 31, 2020
It also said that CONCOR was given Rs 65 crore in the year 1989-90 towards paid up capital, and till date the PSU has paid back Rs 8000 crore to the government directly.
In part indication of timelines for privatisation of India's second biggest state oil refiner, the government has set a 50-day deadline for an outside 'asset valuer' to carry out the valuation of all assets of Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd (BPCL), a process once completed will trigger invitation of price bids from potential acquirers. The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) had on November 20 given a go-ahead for sale of government's entire stake in BPCL, Shipping Corporation of India Ltd (SCI), power generator THDC India Ltd (THDCIL) and North Eastern Electric Power Corp Ltd (NEEPCO) to a strategic investor along with management control. It had also approved sale of 30.8 per cent out of its 54.8 per cent interest in Container Corp of India Ltd (Concor). The stake sale will follow a two-stage process of first inviting expression of interest (EoI) from potential bidders who will after due diligence will be asked to submit price bids in the second part, officials said. In the ...
NDA government recently approved the selling of the entire stake in BPCL, Shipping Corp. of India Ltd. It also approved selling a controlling 30.8% shareholding in Container Corp. of India Ltd
The decision to undertake strategic disinvestment and transfer management control in entities like SCI, Concor, BPCL are welcome, Ficci said in a statement
Apart from BPCL, the Cabinet also approved divestment of its stake from Shipping Corp, THDC India, and NEEPCO, and most of its stake in Container Corporation of India (CONCOR).
The company should get good suitors as it is sitting on good infrastructure and has a stable business outlook; the valuation seems attractive
BPCL will be a key to achieving the divestment target, of which only Rs 17,364 crore is met so far
It holds out great promise for improving India's logistics and therefore needs to be pushed aggressively