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India sold 2.17% of IOB shares, reducing its stake to 92.44%, amid public float rules.
The Indian government reduced its stake in Indian Overseas Bank to 92.44% after selling 2.17% of shares in an offer-for-sale, down from 94.61%.
The December 18 transaction, conducted under Sebi rules requiring a minimum 25% public float, saw strong demand despite limited use of the green shoe option.
The sale was managed by DIPAM, and IOB remains among several public sector banks with government holdings above the minimum, with a forbearance extension until August 2026 to meet the public shareholding requirement.
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La India vendió el 2,17% de las acciones de IOB, reduciendo su participación al 92,44%, en medio de las reglas de flotación pública.