With this, the stake of IDBI Bank in NSE has come down to 3%, from 5% earlier
The Madras High Court has issued an order restraining various organisations which are protesting against the centre's stake dilution in IDBI Bank, from causing impediments to the smooth functioning of the branches of the Bank.The order was issued on Monday, when various employees organisations has called for a one day strike during the day. It may be noted that a court in Karnataka and another Court in Telengana also issued orders last week, restraining the organisations from conducting strike. IDBI Bank has filed a petition against All India IDBI Employees' Association, IDBI Officers Organisation, United Platform of IDBI Bank Unions, Union Forum of IDBI Officers & Employees, IDBI Workers' Union and IDBI Karmchari Sangh.The situation became complex with a section of the officers' organisation went ahead and announced strike for four days, from March 28 to 31, which in effect would have left the IDBI Bank not working for almost nine days, till April 1. However, the organisations ...
Bank employees raised 'privatisation' issue, following which labour authorities held conciliation talks from March 21 to 24, which however ended in failure
It claimed none of their services were disrupted in nationwide strike except in Karnataka, where High Court asked unions not to go on strike
The bank has around 17,500 employees
They are protesting against the government's plan to pare its stake in the lender
IDBI Bank will continue with the strike call, bank operations will be hit by agitation
The fund would be raised in one or more tranches comprising senior or infrastructure bonds by way of private placement or public issue in 2016-17
The facility of investing in G-Sec through ATM is an extension of Bank's Samriddhi G-Sec Portal
It says there was a slew of meetings between Mallya and key bank executives as the Kingfisher Airlines was going under
Amid asset challenges, valuations capture privatisation gains and efforts to improve financials
Demand govt should strengthen forums like Debt Recovery Tribunal by giving teeth to them
Bank says it will need over Rs 30, 000 crore in capital to back loan book of Rs 5.5 lakh crore by March 2019
The bank expects to be a 'near zero net NPA' lender by financial year 2019
Shares of IDBI Bank rose by over three per cent today as the company received markets regulator Sebi's approval to raise Rs 3,771 crore through issuance of shares to qualified institutional players (QIPs). The stock climbed 2.96 per cent to Rs 57.35 on BSE. At NSE, shares of the company went up 3.14 per cent to Rs 57.45. State-owned IDBI Bank has received Sebi's approval to raise Rs 3,771 crore through issuance of shares to QIPs, a move that would dilute the government's holding significantly in the lender. IDBI Bank in a statement yesterday said that Sebi has acceded to the bank's request to permit it for raising capital by issuing equity shares aggregating up to Rs 3,771 crore by way of a QIP subject to provisions. "The bank is exempted from the applicability of Regulation 82(c) of Sebi (ICDR) Regulation, 2009 as per Regulation 113 of Sebi (ICDR) Regulation, 2009," it said. The government holding in the bank stands at 80.16 per cent.
Plans to do so by end-March if valuations are okay