Budget 2019 proposal raises question of Rs. 4 lakh crore

Shashikant Singh
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Budget 2019 proposal raises question of Rs. 4 lakh crore

There were very few announcements in this budget that were directly relating to the equity market, however, one that really raised the concern was pushing SEBI to consider raising the minimum public shareholding in the listed companies from the current threshold of 25 per cent to 35 per cent.

At the current juncture, if we take only BSE listed companies it will mean around 1,200 companies together raising Rs. 4 lakh crore. Out of this, TCS alone will have to divest its 7 per cent of promoter’s stake, which at current equity structure would mean it would have to raise Rs. 59,326 crore. Against the common perception that MNC as a category will get impacted the most, it is Indian companies that rank top 8 out of the top 10 companies in terms of quantum that need to be divested.

Top 10 Companies in terms of divestment

Company Name

Total of Promoter and Promoter Group (%)

Latest Equity (Rs Cr)

Latest Market Cap (Rs Cr)

Latest Price (Rs)

Sector

House

Total Amt. to be Raised

Tata Consultancy Services

72.05

375.24

841509.79

2242.60

IT

Tata

59,326

Wipro

73.85

1207.07

171283.50

283.80

IT

WIPRO

15,159

Avenue Supermarts

81.20

624.08

89459.39

1433.45

Retailing

Private

14,492

Bandhan Bank

82.26

1193.10

66735.82

559.35

Bank

MNC

11,519

HDFC Life Insurance Co Ltd

76.14

2017.49

98685.48

489.15

Insurance

HDFC

10,994

IDBI Bank

97.46

7736.29

29127.15

37.65

Bank

PSU

9,455

Coal India

70.96

6162.73

154807.74

251.20

Mining

PSU

9,227

Hindustan Unilever

67.19

216.48

387975.64

1792.20

FMCG

Hindustan Unilever - MNC

8,497

General Insurance Corporation of India

85.78

877.20

40298.57

229.70

Insurance

PSU

8,374

HDFC Asset Management Company

82.72

106.30

42769.39

2011.80

Finance

HDFC

7,579

In terms of houses, looking at which house will have to shed their promoter holding the most, it is the President of India. PSU as a sector needs to divest the most.


House

Sum of Total Amt. Raised

PSU

1,17,753.38

Tata

61,512.33

MNC

55,981.00

Private

48,792.69

HDFC

18,572.30

WIPRO

15,158.59

Adani

10,311.60

ICICI

6,657.91

L&T

5,266.32


source:ACE Equity

Details are yet of be out on how and when this will be implemented, however, once it is out it forms mere 3 per cent of the current market-cap of BSE listed companies. This move from the government's perspective can help to increase its revenue as LTCG will be applicable on promoter's who divest their share.


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