The Indian government is reportedly seeking to sell a 2-3% share in Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) to private investors as part of its effort to satisfy the current fiscal year’s ...

The central government is considering selling its 2 to 3 percent stake in Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) during 2025-26.

This stake sale will likely be executed in multiple small tranches instead of a single large offering, ensuring optimal value ...

The stake sale may be carried out in two small tranches rather than a single offering during the upcoming fiscal year, ...

The LIC stake sale may be split into two rounds for better value, with the government likely to seek an extension if market ...

Currently, LIC has a public float of just 3.5%, far below the 10% minimum required for listed firms within two years of ...

The life insurance major, LIC, has a lot to offer to everyone, especially to its 29 crore policyholders in the IPO. LIC IPO is special to investors because it has a separate reservation quota for ...

The Rs 5,235 crore issue was opened for subscription between May 11 and May 13. The largest IPO ever, LIC, also turned out to be a major disappointment for investors. The stock stood at Rs 684 ...

Pandey, credited with overseeing the successful privatisation of Air India and the listing of Life Insurance Corporation of ...

LIC IPO was India's largest to date LIC Share Price: Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) share has been tumbling since its market debut on May 17. Investors who had put their money in the initial ...

This includes investing in ASX 300 companies for dividends and growth, making up around 60 per cent to 70 per cent of the ...