New Delhi : Government will on Wednesday sell 5 per cent stake in Container Corporations of India (Concor) at a base price of Rs 1,195 a piece, which may fetch it an estimated Rs 1,165 crore.
The floor price for the Offer For Sale (OFS) is 2.58 per cent below the company’s current share price, which closed at Rs 1,226.65 on the BSE today.In a regulatory filing, the company said the government will sell up to 97,48,710 shares, representing 5 per cent stake, tomorrow for non-retail investors, while retail investors can bid in the share sale a day after.
“20 per cent of the offer size shall be reserved for retail investors,” the filing said. Retail investors would be allocated shares at a five per cent discount to the cut-off price. Such investors can bid for shares worth up to Rs 2 lakh. “No single bidder other than mutual funds and insurance companies shall be allocated more than 25 per cent of the offer shares,” the company said.
Any unsubscribed portion of the retail category, after allotment, will be eligible for allocation in the non-retail category.
The sale of 97.48 lakh shares at this floor price would fetch about Rs 1,165 crore to the exchequer.
Concor will be the seventh disinvestment in the current fiscal and will help government further fill the gap to the revised disinvestment target of Rs 25,000 crore. Government holds 61.80 per cent stake in the logistics company which is under the administrative control of the Railways Ministry. Kotak Securities Ltd, ICICI Securities Ltd and Citigroup Global Markets India Pvt Ltd are lead managers of the issue.
Concor provides logistics support such as inland container depots, domestic container terminals, transportationby rail and road, warehousing, storage and other value addedsolutions.
