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Centre may rake in ₹55,000 crore in dividends from key CPSEs

The Department of Investment and Public Asset Management has garnered โ‚น53,895 crore in dividend and disinvestment receipts so far this fiscal. At โ‚น43,843 crore, the dividend has already exceeded the 2023-24 target, even as the disinvestment revenue has remained low at โ‚น10,052 crore.
India General Hindustan Zinc Ltd Department Of Investment Public Asset Management West Asia Public Sector Units

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What do BSE brokers and analysts expect this year?

*Adrian Mitroi, CFA: "We will have to adjust to lower returns than last year's substantial ones"*DragoลŸ MesaroลŸ, Goldring: "Contributions to mandatory private pensions will increase, so the funds will have more money to invest"*Marcel Murgoci, Estinvest: "Promotion to the MSCI emerging markets category may lead high-profile issuers to consider listing on the BVB Regulated Market"*Alin Brendea, Prime Transaction: "The capping and lowering of interest rates on the...
Romania General United States Egle Fredriksson Alin Brendea Marcel Murgoci Fondul Proprietatea
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Indian economy: India likely to surpass FY24 target for state-run firms' dividends by at least $1.4 bn

The Indian government is likely to surpass its fiscal year target for dividends from state-run companies by at least INR 120 billion ($1.4 billion), potentially reaching INR 550-600 billion. This excess is expected to partially offset a shortfall in revenue from equity sales in state-run enterprises, projected to be less than INR 300 billion, representing a over-40% shortfall.
Aditi Nayar Indian Economy Fiscal Year Target Governments Revenue

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