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
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A major reason why the government kept NRL outside the strategic sale of BPCL was its importance to the Assam Accord
Strategic sale decision welcome; should have come earlier
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs had on Wednesday decided to sell the government's entire stake in the country's second-largest state refiner BPCL and 4 other PSUs
"This is a big scam. The country is being looted. Please allow us to speak," Congress leader in Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said
The decision to undertake strategic disinvestment and transfer management control in entities like SCI, Concor, BPCL are welcome, Ficci said in a statement
Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) hit a new high of Rs 548, up 6 per cent.
The finance minister stated the strategic disinvestment of the two state-run companies is critical for the government to meet its disinvestment target of Rs 1 trillion for the current fiscal year
Traditionally, oil marketing companies (OMCs) have been used by the government to push its inclusive agenda, the latest being the dole out of free cooking gas (LPG) cylinders to poor women households
Privatisation that is not carefully designed does little to help the economy - and it can be politically costly
This move is different from privatisation as the Centre will continue to hold a majority stake in these companies and they will still be classified as public sector enterprises
It is often said that the government has no business to be in business but it has merely remained a statement till now
Govt should go beyond making administrative changes
Cabinet to discuss plan on strategic sale policy soon
India is considering a plan to sell the nation's second-largest state refiner and fuel retailer to a global oil company, Bloomberg reported
A vital question for the government, however, is whether it wants to pursue both equity disinvestment in PSUs and asset sale, simultaneously, and whether one company can figure in both programmes
The government plans to raise up to Rs 10,000 crore from this tranche of the CPSE ETF, which tracks shares of 11 Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs).
Without off-Budget borrowing, fiscal deficit would have been 3.55 per cent: Finance secretary
The plan will open up a steady stream of state companies to greater private investment