印度将将多达3%的IOB股份出售给公众, 旨在提高所有权并筹集1,960亿卢比. India sells up to 3% of IOB to public, aiming to boost ownership and raise ₹1,960 crore.

印度政府从12月17日起开始向非零售投资者以每股34卢比的底价(每股34卢比)向国有印度海外银行(IOB)出售高达3%的股权,比前一天的关闭价格低7%。 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. 该销售旨在增加公共所有权,可增加1 960卢比,还有1%的股份可选择。 The sale, aimed at increasing public ownership, could raise over Rs 1,960 crore, with an additional 1% share option available. 零售投资者可从12月18日起参加,由于零售折扣,可能获得低于底价的拨款。 Retail investors can participate from December 18, potentially receiving allocations below the floor price due to a retail discount. 政府目前对IOB持有94.61%的股权,这项举措支持SEBI的公共股份持有规则,银行报告说,在Q2中,同年利润增长58%。 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.