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Friday, 29 June 2018

LIC closer to seal IDBI Bank deal


  • LIC closer to seal IDBI Bank deal; may infuse
    Rs 13,000 crore in bank
    ETMarkets.com|
    Updated: Jun 29, 2018, 10.05 AM IST
    NEW DELHI: Life Insurance Corporation (LIC), the
    largest life insurer in India, has finalised the deal
    with IDBI BankNSE 8.02 %, which will eventually
    pave way for the infusion of Rs 13,000 crore in the
    NPA-mired state-run bank, ETNow reported. The
    lender will make a preferential allotment of shares to
    LIC, the report said.
    Post this deal, the government's stake in IDBI Bank
    will fall below 51 per cent, the report added.
    IRDA is likely to clear the proposal today. The
    insurance regulator may give LIC exemption from 15
    per cent investment cap.
    The government currently holds an 80.96 per cent
    stake in the bank and the deal may involve both real
    estate and non-core entities of IDBI Bank valued at
    around Rs 14,000 crore. LIC has a 10.82 per cent
    stake in the state-run lender, according to an ET
    report.
    The current market valuation of IDBI Bank, at around
    Rs 24,000 crore, does not reflect its inherent value, a
    senior government official told ET. "The bank has
    real estate worth around Rs 7,000 crore and also
    non-core assets of a similar amount. The bank is in
  • the process of a turnaround and will post profits
    soon," the official said.
    The proposal is part of a plan to professionalise the
    state-owned lender using the Axis Bank model,
    which has been mooted for a long time. One of the
    reasons why the government is looking at a state-
    owned investor is that the bank's valuation is
    distressed.
    IDBI Bank posted a loss of Rs 5,662.76 crore for the
    quarter ended March 31. It had posted a net loss of
    Rs 3,199.77 crore in the corresponding quarter last
    year. Percentage of net NPA jumped to 16.69 per
    cent against 16.02 per cent on a quarter-on-quarter
    basis. It was at 13.21 in Q4FY17.
    Amount of gross non-performing assets jumped to
    Rs 55,588.26 crore against Rs 44,752.59 crore on
    year-on-year basis.
    At 09:58 am, shares of the lender were trading at Rs
    55.15 apiece on BSE, up 10.52 per cent.
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