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Stocks in news: LIC, IRFC, Cummins India, Tata Motors PV, ONGC

Indian markets surged on Wednesday, recovering previous day's losses, with banking stocks leading the charge from a strong support zone, signaling a robust uptrend. Key companies like LIC, IRFC, Cummins India, Tata Motors PV, and ONGC are in focus. IRFC's government offer saw strong institutional demand, while Tata Motors plans…

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LIC dividend alert! Last day to buy insurance behemoth’s shares for Rs 10 dividend

LIC has fixed June 25 as the record date for its Rs 10 final dividend, making today the last opportunity for investors to buy shares to qualify under the T+1 settlement cycle. The payout, subject to AGM approval, comes alongside broader dividend announcements across several listed companies.

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Smallcap stock jumps 24% in a week as NSE stake could be valued at Rs 850 crore

Maithan Alloys shares saw a significant jump on Thursday. This rally follows the filing of the National Stock Exchange's draft prospectus for its initial public offering. Maithan Alloys holds a stake in NSE, which is now valued at approximately Rs 850 crore. The NSE IPO is expected to be India's…

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Raamdeo Agrawal, Radhakishan Damani, Motilal Oswal, Dolly Khanna: The superstar investors sitting out the NSE IPO

While public sector entities like SBI cash in on decades-old NSE holdings for massive profits, prominent individual investors including Radhakishan Damani, Sunil Kant Munjal, and S. Gopalakrishnan are opting to retain their substantial stakes. LIC, NSE's largest shareholder, also remains a holdout, contrasting with other institutions realizing significant gains from…

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LIC won’t sell stake in NSE IPO OFS, betting on exchange's long-term potential

Life Insurance Corporation of India will not sell its stake in the National Stock Exchange's IPO. LIC holds a significant 10.7% stake in NSE. The insurer believes NSE has long-term value creation potential. This decision aligns with LIC's strategy of building substantial stakes in major Indian companies. NSE's growth and…

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NSE IPO: 10 key things investors need to know about India’s largest IPO in history

The National Stock Exchange of India has filed its DRHP with SEBI for a long-awaited IPO expected to rank among India’s largest public offerings. The issue is entirely an offer-for-sale, with major shareholders participating. NSE highlighted strong financial performance, technology infrastructure and global leadership in equity derivatives.

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Mcap of eight of top-10 most valued firms surges by Rs 1.90 lakh cr; ICICI Bank shines

Indian equity markets ended a volatile week on a strong note. Eight of the top-10 most valued firms saw their market valuation surge by Rs 1.90 lakh crore. ICICI Bank led the gains, adding Rs 56,223 crore. This rally was supported by improving global sentiment and RBI measures. Investor confidence…

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LIC targets stronger market leadership as it approaches its platinum jubilee

LIC CEO R Doraiswamy stated the corporation will maintain its leadership in the life insurance sector and contribute to national development as it approaches its platinum jubilee. With a nearly 60% market share and substantial assets, LIC's growth is intertwined with India's economic progress, aiming to support the nation's 'Viksit…

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We don't even know where LIC's office is: Rajesh Exports chief amid regulatory heat

Rajesh Exports Chairman Rajesh Mehta clarified LIC's investment in his company, stating the insurer bought shares over two decades from the open market. He asserted neither promoters nor the company benefited from LIC's stake, emphasizing that ordinary retail shareholders are the ultimate gainers, regardless of LIC's potential losses or exit.

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LIC in talks with regulators on long-term instruments to match growing liabilities: CEO

Life Insurance Corporation of India is working with regulators like the Reserve Bank and Sebi. This is to increase long-term investment options. Inflows into LIC's annuity products are growing. The company is also considering a fintech arm. LIC is prepared for further stake dilution by the government. The government is…

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An Indian gold firm allegedly inflated revenue by $159 billion using its Swiss unit

Indian investigators allege Rajesh Exports overstated its Swiss unit Valcambi's revenue by a staggering $159 billion. SEBI's preliminary findings also point to missing documentation for African mine investments and fictitious trades. The company denies wrongdoing, calling the revenue interpretation misplaced. Shares fell following the probe's announcement.

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LIC buys Maruti Suzuki shares worth Rs 68 crore, insurer's stake in automaker crosses 5%

Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has increased its stake in Maruti Suzuki above the 5% threshold after purchasing 51,750 shares through a market transaction. The move comes amid a decline in Maruti Suzuki's stock this year and reflects LIC's continued investment activity despite market volatility.

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Rajesh Exports denies wrongdoing, says SEBI order stems from 'confusion' over Valcambi revenues

Rajesh Exports has responded to SEBI's interim order, denying allegations of revenue misrepresentation. The company states its reported revenues are accurate and genuine. It attributes the alleged discrepancy to SEBI's confusion between EBITDA and revenue for its Swiss subsidiary, Valcambi SA. Rajesh Exports is providing documentation to address SEBI's concerns…

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Congress questions LIC's 10.8% stake in SEBI-probed Rajesh Exports

SEBI has barred Rajesh Exports promoter and CEO Rajesh Mehta from trading securities. The regulator alleges a gigantic scam involving misrepresentation of revenues and fund diversion. LIC holds a significant stake in Rajesh Exports, raising questions about its acquisition. Investigations are ongoing, and a new forensic auditor will be appointed.

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Who is Rajesh Mehta, man behind Rajesh Exports, facing SEBI ban over alleged Rs 15.15 lakh crore 'fraud' impacting LIC, others?

Market regulator SEBI has taken action against Rajesh Exports and its Chairman Rajesh Mehta. The company faces allegations of significant financial misstatements and fund diversion. SEBI's order points to a pattern of non-genuine transactions and questionable accounting. This action raises serious concerns about the company's financial reporting and corporate governance…

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LIC shares slip after Sebi's crackdown on Rajesh Exports. What's the connection?

Regulator Sebi has issued an interim order against Rajesh Exports and its promoter, Rajesh Mehta. The company faces allegations of significant financial irregularities and non-cooperation. Sebi's findings suggest a large portion of reported revenue may have been inflated. This development has led to a decline in Rajesh Exports' shares and…

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LIC plans foray in fintech space, strategic investment also on table: CEO Doraiswamy

Insurance giant LIC is exploring a fintech arm to boost digital capabilities. The company is also prepared for potential further stake dilution by the government. LIC has recently rewarded shareholders with a bonus issue and increased dividend. The company reported a significant net profit increase for the March quarter.

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Mcap of 7 of top-10 valued firms erodes by Rs 1.54 lakh cr; Reliance takes biggest hit

In a holiday-shortened last week, the BSE benchmark Sensex dropped 639.61 points, or 0.84 per cent, and the NSE Nifty declined 171.55 points, or 0.72 per cent.

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Did LIC shares really crash 50% in one day? Here's how the bonus math works

LIC shares appeared to fall nearly 50% on Friday after adjusting for its first-ever 1:1 bonus issue, though the actual decline was only around 1.5%. The insurer issued one bonus share for every existing share held by eligible shareholders, with May 29 fixed as the record date for the corporate…

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LIC looks to improve return from real estates, to explore option of separate subsidiary

In the recent past, he said LIC has initiated a comprehensive review of its real estate portfolio to assess the returns and yields it generates, and to identify opportunities for further optimisation and improvement.

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Insurance sector may face impact if West Asia crisis prolongs: LIC chief Doraiswamy

The insurance sector may face moderation if the Middle East crisis persists, potentially reducing people's income and impacting spending and saving patterns, according to LIC CEO R Doraiswamy. He also stated that LIC is prepared for further stake dilution by the Centre, awaiting the right market conditions. LIC recently reported…

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LIC shares drop 4% on Rs 10,000 crore govt stake sale buzz

LIC shares fell as much as 4% on Wednesday after a report said the government may begin formal marketing next month for a proposed stake sale worth up to Rs 10,000 crore. According to Bloomberg, the Centre plans to sell around a 2% stake in the insurer in late June…

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India said to prepare Rs 10,000 crore LIC stake sale next month

India is preparing to launch a new share sale for Life Insurance Corporation of India next month. This offering could bring in as much as Rs 10,000 crore. The government intends to sell a stake of approximately 2% to institutional investors. This move is part of ongoing efforts to increase…

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LIC 1:1 bonus share explained: What 21 lakh shareholders need to know before buying on record date

LIC has set May 29 as the record date for its maiden 1:1 bonus share issue, rewarding shareholders with one free share for each held. This move, capitalizing reserves, aims to boost liquidity. Investors must purchase shares by May 27 to be eligible for this significant corporate action.

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LIC 1:1 bonus bonanza: Is today the last day to buy shares for free rewards?

LIC has set May 29 as the record date for its maiden 1:1 bonus issue, making May 27 the last day for investors to buy shares for eligibility. This corporate action will see the insurer issue one free share for every share held, capitalizing reserves. The move aims to enhance…

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