Multi-billion dollar IPOs are popping up in India


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HONG KONG: India is gearing up for what could potentially be a slew of mega initial public offerings.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government surprised investors last Saturday by saying it will sell part of its stake in state-run behemoth Life Insurance Corp (LIF) of India to meet its record asset-sale target.

The jumbo sale could fetch the government between 850 billion rupees (US$11.9bil) and 900 billion rupees if it gets done this year, Credit Suisse Group AG analysts led by Neelkanth Mishra wrote in a note.

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