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NEW DELHI, Feb 25 (Reuters) - India has invited bids to appoint merchant bankers and legal advisers to sell the government's minority shareholding in select public sector banks and financial companies.

The government is looking to undertake minority stake sales in state-run banks and financial firms through an offer for sale, according to a document published on Monday on the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management's website, which did not name the lenders.

The federal finance ministry is looking dilute minority shareholdings in Central Bank of India CBI.NS, Indian Overseas Bank IOBK.NS, UCO Bank UCBK.NS, and Punjab and Sind Bank PUNA.NS, Reuters reported in November.

The plan to lower the government’s stake in banks and financial companies is required to comply with public shareholding norms mandated by the markets regulator.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India requires companies to maintain a 25% public shareholding, but has exempted government-owned firms from meeting these norms till August 2026.

The Indian government owns more than 93% in Central Bank of India, 96.4% in Indian Overseas Bank, 95.4% in UCO Bank and 98.3% in Punjab and Sind Bank. It also owns an 80% stake in Bank of Maharashtra BMBK.NS.

In the past, public sector banks launched qualified institutional placements (QIP) to raise capital, which, in turn, reduced the government's stake in state-run banks.

Merchant bankers and legal advisers will be appointed for three years and are required to submit their bids by March 27, the document said.

India has ditched its ambitious privatisation plans and put on hold a majority stake sale in at least nine state-owned units after opposition from relevant ministries.

Instead, it is continuing with minority stake sales in state-run companies. As of February, the government mopped up 86.25 billion rupees ($993.2 million) via stake sales in the 2024-25 financial year.

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Dec 3 (Reuters) - Central Bank of India Ltd CBI.NS:

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** Shares of Central Bank of India CBI.NS rise 8.1% to 56.5 rupees, set for highest one-day pct gain since June 4

** Stock top pct gainer on Nifty public sector bank index .NIFTYPSU, which is up 4.5%

** Co on Friday said the Reserve Bank of India approved lender's entry into insurance business

** CBI will ink joint venture with Generali Group for the business

** CBI up ~ 13% YTD vs 19% gain in public sector bank index

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• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA - RBI APPROVED BANK'S ENTRY IN INSURANCE BUSINESS

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NEW DELHI, Nov 19 (Reuters) - The Indian government is considering selling minority stakes in four state-run banks to comply with public shareholding norms mandated by the country's markets regulator, a government source told Reuters.

The finance ministry is likely to seek approval of the federal cabinet in the coming months to dilute the stake in Central Bank of India CBI.NS, Indian Overseas Bank IOBK.NS, UCO Bank UCBK.NS, and Punjab and Sind Bank PUNA.NS, the source said.

The Indian government owns more than 93% in Central Bank of India, 96.4% in Indian Overseas Bank, 95.4% in UCO Bank and 98.3% in Punjab and Sind Bank as of end-September, according to data on the BSE's website.

The plan under consideration is to sell the stake through an offer for sale in the open market, the source said.

Shares of the banks rose between 3% and 4% following the report.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) requires listed companies to maintain a 25% public shareholding, but has exempted government-owned firms from meeting these norms till August 2026.

The source did not comment on whether the government will be able to meet the regulator's deadline or whether it would seek a further extension.

The official said the timing and the quantum of the sale would be decided based on market conditions. The official did not want to be named as he is not authorised to speak to the media.

India's finance ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

In the past, public sector banks have launched qualified institutional placements (QIP) to raise capital which has in turn lowered the government's stake in state-run banks.

Punjab National Bank raised 50 billion rupees through a QIP in September, while Bank of Maharashtra raised 35 billion rupees in October.

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• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q2 GROSS NPA 4.59%

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Oct 15 (Reuters) -

• India Competition Watchdog: APPROVES 24.91% STAKE ACQUISITION IN FUTURE GENERALI INDIA INSURANCE BY CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA

• India Competition Watchdog: APPROVES 25.18% STAKE ACQUISITION IN FUTURE GENERALI INDIA LIFE INSURANCE BY CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA

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** Shares of financial technology provider Findi Ltd FND.AX rise 5% to A$5.0, set for best day since Sept. 25, if gains hold

** Co says its unit has secured a contract from the Central Bank of India for deployment of an additional 638 ATMs

** Findi estimates full deployment of ATMs will result in an additional A$5-6 mln ($3.44 million-$4.13 million) of annual revenue and A$2-2.5 mln of annual EBITDA

** FND shares have more than quadrupled YTD

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Aug 21 (Reuters) - Central Bank of India Ltd CBI.NS:

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA - DECLARED SUCCESSFUL BIDDER TO BUY FUTURE ENTERPRISES STAKE IN TWO INSURANCE VENTURES

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA - FUTURE ENTERPRISES' CREDITORS APPROVED CO'S BID FOR 33% STAKE IN FUTURE GENERALI LIFE INSURANCE

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By Siddhi Nayak

MUMBAI, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Lenders to India's Go First have decided to liquidate the company's assets after rejecting bids by interested suitors to revive the bankrupt airline, two banking sources said.

Go First, which filed for bankruptcy in May last year, had received two financial bids under the bankruptcy process.

The Committee of Creditors has voted in favour of liquidating the airline, the bankers said.

Liquidation "is the best way forward" and "it makes no sense to keep pumping in more money" to cover costs related to the insolvency process, one of the bankers said.

Emails seeking comments to Go First's resolution professional, who conducts the bankruptcy process, did not immediately get a response.

The bankers did not wish to be identified because they were not authorised to speak with the media.

Reuters had earlier reported that one of the two bidders had raised its offer after a push by lenders.

"Bidders were given adequate time to review and raise their bids, but even that fell short of lenders' expectations," the first banker said.

The liquidation process will commence once all legal formalities are completed, the second banker said.

Go First owes a total of 65.21 billion rupees ($781.14 million) to its creditors, which include Central Bank of India CBI.NS, Bank of Baroda BOB.NS, IDBI Bank IDBI.NS and Deutsche Bank DBKGn.DE.

Foreign aircraft lessors of Go First were locked in a tussle with the company after they were blocked from repossessing planes due to a moratorium imposed by Indian courts. However, a local court, in April, allowed lessors to take back their planes.

"The court order was a major deterrent for bidders as there was no value left in the airline," the second banker said.

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July 18 (Reuters) - Central Bank of India Ltd CBI.NS:

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April 30 (Reuters) - Central Bank of India Ltd CBI.NS:

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q4 NET PROFIT 8.07 BILLION RUPEES VERSUS PROFIT 5.71 BILLION RUPEES

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q4 GROSS NPA 4.50% VERSUS 4.50% PREV QUARTER

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q4 INTEREST EARNED 83.37 BILLION RUPEES VERSUS 71.44 BILLION RUPEES

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q4 PROVISIONS & CONTINGENCIES 7.07 BILLION RUPEES VERSUS 12.05 BILLION RUPEES

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q4 PROVISIONS FOR NPA 5.09 BILLION RUPEES VERSUS 7.89 BILLION RUPEES

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q4 NET NPA 1.23% VERSUS 1.27% PREV QUARTER

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By Siddhi Nayak

MUMBAI, March 19 (Reuters) - One of the two bidders for bankrupt Indian airline Go First has raised its offer following a nudge from lenders, two banking sources and a person aware of the development said on Tuesday.

The consortium, which includes budget carrier SpiceJet's SPJT.BO managing director Ajay Singh and Busy Bee Airways, increased the bid amount between 1 billion rupees ($12.06 million) and 1.5 billion rupees, one of the sources said. The original bid amount stood at 16 billion rupees.

The sources did not wish to be identified as they were not authorised to speak to the media.

Emails seeking comments from Reuters to Go First's resolution professional, who conducts the bankruptcy process, Singh, Spicejet and Busy Bee majority shareholder Nishant Pitti did not immediately get a response.

Pitti is the CEO of online travel platform EaseMyTrip EASM.NS.

Go First, which filed for bankruptcy in May last year, received two financial bids as part of its bankruptcy process, the second being Sharjah-based Sky One Airways, Reuters had reported.

"The bid amount in both the offers was far below the expectations of the Committee of Creditors (CoC) and would involve a deep haircut, which is why both the bidders were asked to revise their offer upwards," a banker with a state-run bank that has exposure to Go First said.

Its bankruptcy filing lists Central Bank of India CBI.NS, Bank of Baroda BOB.NS, IDBI Bank IDBI.NS and Deutsche Bank DBKGn.DE among creditors to which it owes a total of 65.21 billion rupees.

The CoC, through the resolution professional, are in talks with Sky One, the banker added. Sky One Airways did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Singh and Busy Bee's joint bid will be discussed in the next CoC meeting that is likely to be held early next week, the second banker said.

Lenders are expected to revert to the bidders by March 28, this banker added.

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** Stock 2nd-biggest gainer on Nifty PSU Bank index .NIFTYPSU

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By Siddhi Nayak

MUMBAI, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Lenders to India's Go First have set Jan. 31 as the deadline for financial bids to acquire the airline, two banking sources said on Sunday.

Go First filed for bankruptcy protection in May but lenders have more recently been considering liquidating the airline after failing to secure new investors.

"Banks have decided to give the resolution process another go and allow those suitors who have shown prior interest a chance to submit a concrete bid," said a banker with a state-run bank that has exposure to Go First.

Indian carrier SpiceJet SPJT.NS said last month that it was considering an offer for Go First after conducting due diligence.

Sharjah, UAE-based Sky One, Africa-focused Safrik Investments and U.S.-based NS Aviation have also shown interest in Go First, the two sources said.

Sky One, Safrik Investments and NS Aviation did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

The second banker said the Committee of Creditors could also consider extending the month-end deadline at the request of a potential suitor.

Neither of the sources wished to be identified as they are not authorised to speak to the media.

Go First's resolution professional, who conducts the insolvency process, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Go First's bankruptcy filing lists Central Bank of India CBI.NS, Bank of Baroda BOB.NS, IDBI Bank IDBI.NS and Deutsche Bank DBKGn.DE among creditors to which the carrier owes a total of 65.21 billion rupees ($784.38 million). ($1 = 83.1360 Indian rupees)

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Jan 4 (Reuters) - Central Bank of India Ltd CBI.NS:

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By Siddhi Nayak

MUMBAI, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Go First's lenders will vote on a proposal to liquidate the insolvent Indian airline, two banking sources told Reuters on Thursday, days after a deadline to bid for the company ended with no suitors.

"The proposal whether or not to liquidate the airline has been floated and individual lenders will take the proposal to their boards and submit final votes in 10-15 days," said a banker with a state-run bank that has exposure to Go First.

"It appears that there is no interest from suitors for the airline and bankers are inclined to opt for liquidation rather than restarting the insolvency process."

The Committee of Creditors met on Wednesday and Thursday to decide the future course of action for the airline.

Neither of the bankers wished to be named because they were not authorised to speak to the media.

Go First's resolution professional, who is conducting the insolvency process, did not immediately reply to an email seeking comment.

Go First, which filed for bankruptcy protection in May, owes a total of 65.21 billion rupees ($785.6 million) to its creditors.

Central Bank of India CBI.NS, Bank of Baroda BOB.NS, IDBI Bank IDBI.NS and Deutsche Bank DBKGn.DE are among the airline's creditors.

Jindal Power, the sole company whose expression of interest to take over Go First was accepted by creditors, also decided to not follow through with a bid, Reuters reported.

"Liquidation is the only viable option before banks as legal troubles are deterring suitors," said the second banker.

"Since there is (land) collateral backing the loan, it is better to opt for liquidation rather than spending more money on the insolvency process."

Go First is also locked in a legal tussle with its lessors after a moratorium imposed by Indian courts blocked them from repossessing planes.

A recent amendment to India's insolvency rules allows lessors to take back the planes, but a court has yet to determine whether this change can be applied retrospectively to Go First.

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By Siddhi Nayak and Sarita Chaganti Singh

MUMBAI, Nov 21 (Reuters) - India's Jindal Power Ltd, the only company whose expression of interest to take over Go First was accepted by creditors, has decided to not follow through with a bid, three people familiar with the plans said, pushing the insolvent airline closer to liquidation.

The deadline to submit takeover bids ends on Tuesday, and the sources told Reuters Jindal had decided against bidding after evaluating the airline's financial statements.

While the deadline can be extended via an application to the courts, creditors are currently not inclined to do so, two banking sources said.

"The EoI was largely to check the valuation of the airline and get access to the company's data," said one of the sources. "After evaluation, the company has decided not to put in a bid."

The sources declined to be identified as they were not authorised to speak to the media.

Jindal Power and Go First's resolution professional did not reply to emails seeking comment.

Go First filed for voluntary insolvency in May and owes a total of 65.21 billion rupees ($785.6 million) to its creditors.

Bankers had pinned their hopes on Jindal's interest, said a banker at a lender that has exposure to Go First.

"But it looks like that hasn't materialised," the banker added, declining to be named as he was not authorised to speak to the media.

The Central Bank of India CBI.NS, Bank of Baroda BOB.NS, IDBI Bank IDBI.NS and Deutsche Bank DBKGn.DE are among the top creditors to the airline.

The Committee of Creditors will meet on Wednesday to decide the future course of action, said another banker. He also declined to be named as he was not authorised to speak to the media.

Both bankers said the liquidation of the airline was now the most likely option as there were no serious bidders.

Banks are already evaluating a property that is held as collateral with lenders in case of liquidation, one of the bankers said.

Go First is currently locked in a legal tussle with its lessors after they were blocked from repossessing planes due to a moratorium imposed by Indian courts.

A recent amendment to India's insolvency rules allows lessors to take back the planes, but a court has yet to determine whether this change can be applied retrospectively to Go First.

(Reporting by Siddhi Nayak in Mumbai and Sarita Chaganti Singh in Delhi; editing by Miral Fahmy)

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By Siddhi Nayak

MUMBAI, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Lenders of grounded Indian airline Go First plan to legally challenge the aviation watchdog's interpretation to retrospectively apply changes to bankruptcy law that could allow lessors to reclaim planes, according to four people with direct knowledge.

India last month tweaked its laws to exclude leased aircraft from assets that are frozen during bankruptcy proceedings.

With lessors of Go First up in arms about not managing to get their planes back, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, in a court filing, said the law changes will apply restrospectively, indicating relief for the lessors.

But lenders of Go, to whom the airline owes $783 million, fear the value of the grounded airline will deteriorate further if planes are released, diminishing interest from potential bidders and putting recovery of their funds at risk, the sources said.

They plan to tell a Delhi High Court judge the bankruptcy law changes should apply prospectively, not retrospectively, since Go was already under bankruptcy protection when the law was amended, the sources said.

"Without the planes, the value of the airline will deteriorate. The amended law seems to have deterred bidders already," said one banker at a state-run bank with exposure to the airline.

The Delhi court is set to hear the ongoing dispute between lessors and Go First next on Friday.

The lenders' plea, if allowed by court, would be a setback for lessors and mean more than 50 Airbus planes of Go First would continue to be grounded in India.

Dubai Aerospace Enterprise Capital and ACG Aircraft Leasing told the court previously that some of their plane parts had allegedly gone missing and that some jets were corroding.

The Go First bankruptcy filing lists Central Bank of India CBI.NS, Bank of Baroda BOB.NS, IDBI Bank IDBI.NS and Deutsche Bank DBKGn.DE among its lenders

Last month, Reuters reported that Go First received an expression of interest from Jindal Power. The last day to submit bids for the airline is Nov. 21, the four sources said.

(Reporting by Siddhi Nayak
Editing by Aditya Kalra and Mark Potter)

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Oct 20 (Reuters) - Central Bank of India Ltd CBI.NS:

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q2 NET PROFIT 6.05 BILLION RUPEES VERSUS PROFIT 3.18 BILLION RUPEES

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q2 INTEREST EARNED 73.51 BILLION RUPEES VERSUS 61.55 BILLION RUPEES

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q2 GROSS NPA 4.62% VERSUS 4.95% PREV QUARTER

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q2 NET NPA 1.64% VERSUS 1.75% PREV QUARTER

• CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Q2 PROVISIONS & CONTINGENCIES 9.67 BILLION RUPEES VERSUS 11.25 BILLION RUPEES

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Oct 19 (Reuters) - Central Bank of India Ltd CBI.NS:

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