Divestment nets Centre ₹32,835 cr., betters revised estimates
The Hindu
Govt. originally budgeted ₹2.10 lakh cr.
The government has mopped up ₹32,835 crore from CPSE share sale and buybacks, thus exceeding the disinvestment target set in the revised estimates (RE) for the current fiscal. The realisation is, however, lower than the record ₹2.10 lakh crore originally budgeted. In the RE, the target was scaled down to ₹32,000 crore as COVID-19 delayed planned big-ticket disinvestment.More Related News

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