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Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Ministry of Finance
16-March-2012 13:33 IST
Buy Backs, Stock Exchange Listings Allowed to PSUs in Divestmentmode
Rupees 30,000 Crores to Raised Through Disinvestment
Heralding the Government’s evolved approach to divestment of Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs), the Union Finance Minister ShriPranab Mukherjee today said CPSEs are being given a level-playing field vis-à-vis the private sector with regard to practices like buy-backs and listing at stock exchange. Presenting the General Budget 2012-13 in LokSabha, he said the treasury management options for CPSEs have also been enhanced, resulting in improvement in the returns on public assets, support for transparent environment for the divestment process, besides unlocking the value and resources for all stakeholders.
The Finance Minister said, in 2011-12, as against a target of Rs 40,000 crore, the Government will raise about Rs 14,000 crore from disinvestment while for 2012-13, Rs 30,000 crorewould be raised through disinvestment. He reiterated that while the Government is committed to enhancing people’s ownership of CPSEs, at least 51 per cent ownership and management control will remainwith it.
DSM/BK/ska/51
Divestment policy change: CPSEs allowed buy-backs and stock listings to enhance market parity while State retains ownership control. Government policy allows CPSEs in divestment mode to undertake buy-backs and obtain stock exchange listings, expanding treasury management options to improve returns on public assets, support transparent divestment processes, and unlock stakeholder value, while the State retains majority ownership and management control (at least 51 percent).Press 'Enter' after typing page number.