India Plans LIC Share Sale to Meet Public Float Requirements
The Indian government is planning to divest at least 2.5% of its stake in Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) through a share sale to raise a minimum of $1.3 billion. This divestment is part of the government's strategy to comply with minimum public float requirements for the state-owned insurance company. The sale represents a significant step in the government's broader privatization and monetization agenda.
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