Dubai Electricity and Water Authority's (DEWA's) $6.1-billion IPO in March is currently the third biggest public offering for the year, followed by China National Offshore Oil Corporation's (CNOOC's)
LIC manages assets of Rs 39 lakh crores, or more money than the entire mutual fund industry combined.
This could free up more funds to invest in the largest IPO, say industry insiders
Lowering of stake by Centre and LIC to be decided post consultation with investors during roadshows, after which EoI document would be structured, says DIPAM Secy Tuhin Pandey
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Life Insurance Corporation of India's (LIC's) landmark Rs 21,000-crore IPO will open for subscription on Wednesday
Valuation fair and attractive; won't dilute stake for a year: Govt
The investor interest has been quite good. It is especially good as far as the domestic investors are concerned: M R Kumar
Compared to Rs 60 discount under policyholder quota, you will get Rs 45 discount under these
But allows a few exemptions, such as a 30-day lock for anchor investors
Big push for new demat accounts likely to come from smaller cities and towns, as many investors will open them only to apply for the IPO
Expected to list with m-cap of Rs 6 trillion - making it world's fourth biggest
A bench headed by Justice D.Y. Chandrachud said: "LIC, as a statutory corporation, is bound by the mandate of Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution"
The government is selling 221,374,920 shares in LIC, aiming to raise around Rs 21,000 crore
The initial public offering (IPO) of the state-owned insurer is a billion dollars short of its projection last week, and a third of the more than $8 billion it initially planned to raise in February
LIC management and the investment bankers will embark on road shows in six cities across India - including Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Kolkata
The government will sell its 3.5 per cent equity in LIC for Rs 21,000 crore, valuing India's largest insurer at Rs 6 trillion
For a quick entry into the Sensex, a company needs to rank among the top 10 in terms of free-float market cap.
But would consider investment after assessing post-listing performance