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CIL mops up Rs 22,557 crore in largest ever PSE disinvestment

By TIOL News Service

NEW DELHI, FEB 01, 2015: DISINVESTMENT of Coal India Ltd (CIL) through OFS was successfully completed yesterday. An amount of Rs. 22557.63 crore was realized through the CIL disinvestment process.This is the largest ever disinvestment among Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) which involved disinvestment of 5% of the paid-up equity of Government of India (with an option to retain additional 5% in case of oversubscription) in CIL. The total offer size (5%+5%) was totaling 63.16 crores shares. However the total bids received were for a quantity of 67.5 crores across all categories. The oversubscription to the total quantity was around 5%. The category wise break-up of bidded quantities is as under:

Client Category

Bid quantity

Allotted Qty

Allotted Amount (Rs crores)

Retail

55,647,668

54,149,737

1852.55

Non Institutional investors

7,153,275

7,143,047

256.20

Insurance (Public & Private)

349,747,288

317,088,756

11360.13

Mutual Funds

16,824,206

16,811,966

603.11

Others/FIIs & Banks (public & private)

245,869,462

236,442,934

8485.64

Total

675,241,899

631,636,440

22557.63

The major highlights of the issue are as under:

++ The CIL disinvestment has attracted the largest FII participation in a Government OFS.

++ Out of the total shares offered for sale, 20% were allocated for Retail Investors i.e. those investors who placed bids for shares of total value of not more than Rs. 2.00 lakh. Rs 1852.55 have been received from the retail investors, the largest in any OFS so far.

++ Government of India offered 5% discount to Retail investors on price bid to attract more Retail Investors.

++ Government fixed Rs. 358/- floor price for the auction of shares which was 4.5% less than the closing price on 29.2.2015.

++ With this divestment, the Government of India's share in CIL would come down to 79.65%.

++ The total receipts accruing to the Government from the CIL disinvestment are Rs 22557.63/-


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