On a closing basis, the bank's market cap was Rs 51,887 crore at the end of trading on Friday, surpassing its peers Punjab National Bank (PNB) and Bank of Baroda (BOB)
Litigation-free assets among several buyer-friendly steps
Boosting its capital expenditure does not require a great deal of money
Nippon Power, South Asia Consultancy, PFH (Poddar Family Holdings) Resources and Chennai-based Adbhoot Estates could be the first ones to start production from blocks awarded during DSF-1 auctions
Core group to soon consider the proposal to privatise the insurer
A high-level panel headed by the cabinet secretary recently held a meeting to cut regulatory and administrative issues so that the proposal could be placed with the group of ministers on disinvestment
If the stock of SBI fails to conquer the resistance of Rs 425-mark, some weakness is likely near the support of Rs 410 levels
This is being done as such a move would lead to further dilution of the sovereign's stake below 28 per cent after privatisation
Draft RFP sets a precedent for all state-owned firms on the block
The government will sell 26 per cent out of the total 54.03% stake it holds in the company along with transfer of management control.
The Shipping Corporation was asked to draft the SPA and insert clauses based on the response received in road shows
The PSU Bank Index closed marginally higher (0.36 per cent) at 2,500.6 on the NSE, as compared to the last Friday
Political resistance; stress from pandemic may drag
The government is conscious of the intensity of the second wave of Covid-19 and is assessing its full impact before coming out with further packages and interventions, says FM Sitharaman
This is an enabling provision required for privatisation of BPCL
The tweak might allow overseas investors to pick up a majority stake in India's second biggest oil refiner Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) on Wednesday declared a record Rs 12,581 crore dividend, more than half of which will go to the government, ahead of the privatisation of the company.
Despite the uncertainty and unpredictability on how things will unfold, Centre is hopeful of completing transactions listed in Budget with a delay of one to two months
Government-headhunter PESB on Monday selected the next chairman and managing director of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL), in signs that the privatisation of the state-owned oil refining and marketing firm may be delayed. The government had kept the position of chairman and managing director vacant after D Rajkumar retired in August last year. It was thought that the government wants the new management to be named after the new management takes over after the privatisation of BPCL. The newly revamped Public Enterprise Selection Board (PESB) on Monday interviewed prospective candidates and selected Arun Kumar Singh for the position, the headhunter said in a notice. Singh is currently Director (Marketing) of BPCL. PESB said it interviewed six candidates, including Singh. All other candidates interviewed were executive director level officers and none had board experience. "PESB recommended the following name for the post of Chairman & Managing Director, Bharat Petroleum ...
The government's 53% stake in the refiner is valued at about Rs 50,900 crore based on Friday's closing price