Govt transfers NCL India shares of Rs 39 cr to Bharat-22 ETF

The government has transferred Rs 39.00 crore worth shares of NLC India Limited (Cement manufacturing company) to Bharat 22 ETF. After the transfer, the shareholding of the President is 1,28,46,03,208 shares, which is 84.04% of equity shares of the company, according to the regulatory filing.

On Nov 20, the govt raised Rs 14,500 crore through the sale of blue-chip shares of PSUs through its newest exchange traded fund (ETF), called ‘Bharat-22”, which got bids of nearly Rs.32000 cr, a mutual fund record, whereby the govt has raised Rs 52,500 cr in the current financial year via PSU disinvestment, including from listing of PSU insurance companies.

The govt had launched the Bharat-22 ETF in August month envisaging raising Rs 8000 crore, with an option to retain over-subscription. The first tranche of the new fund offer opened for retail investors on Nov 15 and closed on Nov 17.The Bharat 22 ETF’s new fund offer has a size of over Rs 8,000 crore.

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FPIs infuse USD 2.6 billion in Indian capital markets in Nov

Foreign investors have infused USD 2.6 billion in the country's capital markets this month so far, boosted by govt’s announcement of recapitalizing PSU banks and India faring well in the World Bank's 'Ease of doing business index'.

This follows a net inflow of over Rs 19000 cr in capital markets including equity & debt, last month. Prior to that, FPIs had pulled out more than Rs 10,000 crore in Sept.

As per depository’s data, FPIs infused Rs 16,455 crore in equities during Nov 1-24, in addition, they put in Rs 754 crore in the debt market during the period under review, resulting in an inflow of Rs 17,209 crore.

The inflow can be the result of govt’s notice of recapitalizing public-sector banks, which is expected to boost up lending and propel economic growth.

In November, what triggered inflow was subsequent on news about India faring well in the World Bank's “Ease of doing business index” and a jump in core sector growth. Further, the US-based Moody's has newly upgraded India's sovereign credit rating by a notch to 'Baa2' with a stable outlook.

Overall, FPIs have invested Rs 53,800 crore in equities this year and another Rs 1.46 lakh crore in debt markets.