Govt looks to sustain pace of capital and infra projects to soften economic blow; Till H1 of FY21, these PSUs spent Rs 37,423 cr, or just 32%. In FY20, they spent Rs 1.16 trn or 104% of capex goal
While reviewing the performance of CPSEs, Sitharaman said CAPEX by CPSEs is a critical driver of economic growth and need to be scaled up for the FYs 2020-21 & 2021-22.
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Central PSEs have got back to 90 per cent of their production capacity, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said, while releasing a compendium on the contribution of the PSEs amidst Covid-19
As many as 20 CPSEs and their units are at various stages of strategic disinvestment, while six are being considered for closure or are under litigation, Minister of State for Finance Anurag Singh Thakur said on Monday. In a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha, Singh said the government follows a policy of disinvestment through strategic stake sale and minority stake dilution. "Based on the criteria laid down by NITI Aayog, the Government has 'in principle' approved strategic disinvestment in 34 cases since 2016, out of which strategic disinvestment in 8 cases has been completed, 6 CPSEs are under consideration for closure and litigation, and remaining 20 transactions are at various stages," Singh said. The CPSEs which are under consideration for closure/ under litigation are Hindustan Fluorocarbon Ltd (HFL), Scooters India, Bharat Pumps & Compressors Ltd, Hindustan Prefab, Hindustan Newsprint, and Karnataka Antibiotics & Pharmaceuticals Ltd. The transactions which ...
This is because the government looks to maintain the pace of capital and infrastructure projects in a bid to soften the economic blow from the Covid-19 pandemic
She held a virtual meeting with secretaries of the ministries of shipping, road transport and highways, housing and urban affairs, defence and telecom, an official statement said
The combined capex target for these 7 CPSEs is Rs 24,663 crore for for FY 2020-21
Decision on public sector enterprises should not be delayed
MSTC, MMTC, Hindustan Copper, Bharat Electronics, Ircon International, NLC India, Engineers India, BEML, STC India, NBCC, Mishra Dhatu Nigam and Container Corporation were up 4% to 8% on the BSE
With Covid-19 set to hit FY21 revenue mop-up, Centre looks for options
But the government's economic package has a lot going for India's private sector
Rail Vikas Nigam, MSTC, and India Tourism Development Corporation were locked in 5 per cent upper circuit on the BSE.
The survey, tabled in Parliament on Friday, examined the change in performance for each individual central public sector enterprises (CPSE)
Among the positives of the offer, the Nifty CPSE Index's valuations are more reasonable than that of front line indices
ONGC, Oil India, Coal India, NTPC, Bharat Electronics, PFC, NBCC, NLC India and IOCL were down 1% to 5% on the NSE in intra-day trade.
Hope rises for monetisation of Rs 1 trillion worth of assets by March 31
Irdai said such debt ETFs should be issued by mutual funds registered by Sebi and governed by its regulations.
The management control will continue to be retained with the government after considering equity held by other state-run companies in the divested firm
Such a move is possible by amendment to Section 241 of the Companies Act