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The government is looking to strategically sell its 30.48 per cent stake in IDBI Bank, while state-run life insurance major Life Insurance Corp (LIC) will offload 30.24 per cent.&nbsp;

IDBI Bank shares fall after Centre cancels bid process to hire valuer for disinvestment

Budget 2023: According to the budget document presented in Parliament on Wednesday, hydro power giant NHPC Ltd - the public sector undertaking (PSU) under the administrative control of the Ministry of Power - witnessed the highest increase to Rs 10,857.22 crore in 2023-24, from the revised estimate of Rs 7,128.95 crore for 2022-23. It was budgeted at Rs 7,361.05 crore for this fiscal.

Budget 2023: Total investment by power PSUs to rise nearly 15 pc to Rs 60,805 cr in FY24

Do disinvestment plans need a reset?

Budget 2019: PSB ETFs coming? After, Bharat 22, CPSE Exchange Traded Funds, a new disinvestment pattern can emerge

&nbsp;In a major spoiler alert, it&nbsp;is&nbsp;known&nbsp;that&nbsp;forget the disinvestment target, the government has not even&nbsp;managed to&nbsp;achieve half of its trajectory in Budget 2018, despite bringing many IPOs, buybacks, and Bharat ETF this year.&nbsp;

Budget 2019: Govt falls short of Rs 45,857 crore in meeting disinvestment target in 2018-19; what to expect ahead? 

The only state-run airline, Air India, may look forward to a special mention in the Union Budget of FY19. 
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The BSE on its website explains that the main objective of disinvestment is to indicate that PSUs had shown a very negative rate of return on capital employed.

Will the govt increase disinvestment targets for FY19?

Bharat 22 consists of 22 stocks which include central public sector enterprises (CPSE), public sector banks and strategic holding of SUUTI.

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The government plans to raise Rs 15,000 crore via strategic sale in the current fiscal out of its total disinvestment target of Rs 72,509 crore.

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To speed up the process of completion of strategic disinvestment transactions, Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Cabinet approved an Alternative Mechanism.

Cabinet approves mechanism for strategic disinvestment

Government has set a disinvestment target of Rs 72,500 crore this financial year 2017-18.

Can Govt achieve its disinvestment target this year?

This will be the second government OFS in 2017, the last being the sale of its 10%&nbsp;in Manganese Ore (India) Ltd (MOIL) raising Rs 480 crore.

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"The shares of Railway public sector enterprises (PSEs) like IRCTC, IRFC and IRCON will be listed in the stock exchanges," Jaitley had said in his speech.

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If it sells the stake to trim its holding to 69%, it could raise up to Rs 20,000 crore, a report by the Economic Times said. "...a move that will help it earn about Rs 20,000 crore at today’s prices and reduce its stake to 69%," it noted.

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The government intends to raise Rs 110 billion from the listing of state-owned insurance companies, Rs 465 billion from the sale of stakes in state-owned companies on local stock exchanges and Rs 150 billion from strategic sales in 2017-18.&nbsp;

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The government shareholding in these companies will be reduced from 100%&nbsp;to 75%&nbsp;in one or more tranches over a period of time.

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Jaitley&nbsp;said that the Government plans to raise Rs 72,500 crore through disinvestment. &nbsp;In his Budget speech, FM Arun Jaitely said, “The government plans to raise about Rs 72,500 crore through disinvestment of central public sector enterprises (CPSE) in 2017-18.”

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The divestment income targets seems to be too aggressive for FY17 and hence expected to see a shortfall.

Union Budget 2017: Govt may not achieve divestment target

The government is in talks with transaction advisors from reputed professional consulting firms, investment and merchant bankers and financial institutions for the disinvestment.

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