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India sells up to 3% of IOB to public, aiming to boost ownership and raise ₹1,960 crore.
The Indian government began selling up to a 3% stake in state-owned Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) via an Offer for Sale (OFS), starting December 17 for non-retail investors at a floor price of Rs 34 per share, a 7% discount to the previous day’s closing price.
The sale, aimed at increasing public ownership, could raise over Rs 1,960 crore, with an additional 1% share option available.
Retail investors can participate from December 18, potentially receiving allocations below the floor price due to a retail discount.
The government currently holds a 94.61% stake in IOB, and the move supports SEBI’s public shareholding rules, with the bank reporting a 58% year-on-year profit rise in Q2.
India vende hasta el 3% de IOB al público, con el objetivo de impulsar la propiedad y recaudar ₹ 1,960 crore.