The campaign is launched to benefit those policy holders who were not able to pay premiums due to unavoidable circumstances and their policy lapsed
State-owned insurance behemoth Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) reported a net profit of Rs 682.88 crore in the April-June quarter (Q1) of FY23, driven by its non-par business.
Net NPAs in the policyholders' fund saw a substantial decline to Rs 9 crore as of Q1FY23 versus Rs 194 crore in Q1FY22
The first-year premium for the reporting quarter came at Rs 7,429 crore as against Rs 5,088 crore in the year-ago period, it said in an exchange filing after its board meeting.
Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) on Wednesday said it has sold 2 per cent of its shareholding in automaker Mahindra & Mahindra for about Rs 2,222.49 crore. The shares were sold through open market transactions during the period from December 21, 2020, to August 8, 2022, according to a regulatory filing. After the sale, the LIC holding in the passenger cars and utility vehicles company decreased from 8.430 per cent to 6.421 per cent, it said. The average cost of 2,49,73,233 shares sold, it said, was Rs 889.95 crore. Under Sebi norms, listed companies are required to intimate the stock exchanges when their shareholding in an entity changes by 2 per cent or more. On the BSE, shares of LIC rose 0.39 per cent to close at Rs 682.65 apiece while that of Mahindra and Mahindra fell 0.46 per cent to Rs 1,269 apiece.
This is thanks to strong premium growth by LIC
The nation's biggest life insurer with revenue of USD 97.26 billion and a profit of USD 553.8 million, was ranked 98th on the just released Fortune 500 list.
On the other hand, the share of private promoters declined to 44.33 per cent in June from 45.12 per cent in March.
Coverage may improve as more funds start chasing the stock, say market experts
In the past one month, SBI has rallied 17 per cent, as compared to a 5 per cent gain in the stock price of LIC.
LIC said its holding in Siemens decreased by over 2 per cent from October 14, 2020, to July 18, 2022, at an average cost of Rs 2,701.19 per piece.
PSU giant Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has released some key data points. Its embedded value (EV) for 2021-22 has worked out to be Rs 5.41 trillion
If new business premium and margin continue to improve, there can be a decent upside in the stock
In the past, analysts have said that LIC's balance sheet and, in turn, EV remain very sensitive to equity market movements
They are "insiders" and have access to crucial information, says Infrastructure Watchdog; meanwhile, last date if bond sale to be extended to July 22 as LIC finds no takers
Multiple sources said ARCs did not find the option to buy bonds of the bankrupt firm attractive and decided to give it a miss
Analysts are more bullish on stocks of private insurers
NBP, however, is below the FY21 and FY20 levels
The mega USD 60-billion merger of the HDFC twins, USD 10.5-billion Adani-Holcim deal along with USD 2.7-billion LIC share sale in the June quarter pushed the deal market to an all-time high of USD 130.3 billion in the first half of 2022, a report said on Wednesday. Deals worth USD 130.3 billion was more than double than the value recorded in the year-ago period, making it the highest semi-annual period since records began in 1980, according to the data tabulated by Refinitiv, an LSEG business. The April-June quarter of 2022 saw the strongest deal making activity, pushing the total deal value to a record USD 130.3 billion in the first half of the year, which is more than double of the year-ago period and sets an all-time semi-annual record by value and number of announced deals since 1980, the report said. The report attributes the numbers to the significant growth opportunities in the overall market and domestic consolidations bolstering Mergers and Acquisitions (M&As), which was .
The new director nominated by the government is Suchindra Mishra, it said.