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SAIL disinvestment proposal to reach Cabinet in 3-4 weeks

A 20 per cent share sale proposal in PSU steel maker SAIL will be taken to the Cabinet by mid-January next year, Steel Secretary Atul Chaturvedi said today. - Bhushan Steel ties up with Sumitomo - Left, BJP corner govt on price rise - Cabinet likely to discuss Maharatna status tomorrow - Govt won"t sell more stake in Nalco - SAIL erases gains, slips 1% - SETU rejects MoU on pay revision of steel workers with SAIL "The 20 per cent share sale proposal of SAIL will be moved to the Cabinet in next 3-4 weeks," he told reporters on the sidelines of the Ficci Steel Summit here. He said the draft proposal that has been approved by the Steel Ministry and has now been sent to different ministries for comments. The share sale programme for the country"s largest steel maker will see the government offload 10 per cent stake in the company and SAIL coming out with a public offer in the same proportion, in two phases. The government at present holds a little over 85 per cent stake in the steel major and plans to mop up about Rs 9,000 crore based on SAIL"s share price, from the proposed disinvestment.


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