The surge in LIC's NBP was primarily driven by a 30% increase in its group single premium
Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has increased its shareholding in Voltas by buying an additional 2 per cent stake. LIC said it acquired Voltas' shares worth Rs 634.50 crore through open market transactions during the period from August 10 to November 4, 2022. The state-owned life insurer increased its shareholding from 2,27,04,306 shares (equivalent to 6.862 per cent) to 2,93,95,224 (8.884 per cent) in Voltas, according to a regulatory filing on Monday. Voltas is engaged in the business of air conditioning, refrigeration, electro-mechanical projects as an EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) contractor both in domestic and international market. Stock of LIC closed at Rs 633.30 apiece on BSE, up by 0.84 per cent, while Voltas scrip ended 1.24 per cent lower at Rs 834.40 apiece.
On the CCI website, the notice filed by AGI Greenpac on September 27 regarding the acquisition, has been marked as 'Notice Not Valid'
Sun Pharmaceutical seems set to register a new 52-week high; while Tata Motors and Torrent Pharmaceuticals are yet to take-off their respective obstacles, charts show.
We intend to sharpen the focus on bancassurance to steadily and considerably increase its volume, thereby its share in our business, said Kumar
India's largest insurer is also looking to revamp its human resources systems in its drive to make the oldest insurance company more technologically advanced, said people aware of the development
Says hike is in line with market scenario; rates are still very competitive and demand for home loans is to likely to sustain
LIC's inability to move up in the customer segment by significantly changing its product and distribution mix means that the insurer will continue to lose market share.
The shares of LIC fell 3% yesterday. The stocks of Delhivery soared 2%. Both the companies came out with Q4 results yesterday. What should be the investment strategy for these recently-listed stocks?
Business Standard brings you the top headlines on Monday
The insurance behemoth's shares hit an intra-day low of Rs 860 and a high of Rs 920, not coming closer to the issue price but providing small investors an opportunity to exit with nominal gains.
According to LIC's final offer document, the company shelled out just Rs 11.8 cr as payment to book running lead managers, or 9.9% of total issue expenses
Most large floats by the government have failed to create long-term wealth for investors
LIC has now become the fifth most valuable listed Indian company with a market capitalisation of Rs 5.72 trillion on the BSE as of 10:08 am, the exchange data shows.
Stock could list anywhere between Rs 900 and Rs 940, says market player, citing weak institutional investor demand during LIC's Rs 20,577-crore maiden share sale
The actual number of valid applications will be formally announced by LIC ahead of its listing
Individual investors are still expected to make gains
With just hours to go until end of the subscription period for the $2.7 billion initial public offering of LIC, foreign institutional funds have put in orders for merely 8% of the shares
The policyholder quota was subscribed over 5 times, employee portion 3.8 times and retail individual investor quota 1.6 times.
The policyholder quota was subscribed 4 times, employee portion 3.1 times and retail individual investor quota 1.23 times