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Govt to sell up to 7% in NLC India at floor price of Rs 212 apiece

The Government will sell up to a 7 percent stake in NLC India at a floor price of Rs 212 per share in a two-day offer for sale beginning Thursday

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New Delhi: The Government will sell up to a 7 per cent stake in NLC India at a floor price of Rs 212 per share in a two-day offer for sale beginning Thursday.

The Rs 2,000 crore OFS will open for institutional investors on Thursday and for retail investors on Monday. Friday is a market holiday on account of Maha Shivratri.

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"Offer for sale in NLC India Limited opens tomorrow for non-retail investors. Retail investors can bid on Monday, 11th March. The government will divest 7 percent equity including Green Shoe option of 2 percent," DIPAM Secretary Tuhin Kanta Pandey said on X.

The government is selling over 9.7 crore shares at a floor price of Rs 212 apiece. If fully subscribed, including the green shoe option, the share sale would fetch about Rs 2,000 crore to the exchequer.

The floor price is at a discount of about 6.5 percent over Wednesday's closing share price of NLC on the BSE.

Shares of NLC closed at Rs 226.70, up 0.31 percent over the previous close on BSE.

So far in the Current fiscal, the government has realised Rs 12,609 crore through minority stake sales in CPSEs.

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