Govt. increases timeline for adhering to MPS norm for PSEs by 2 years: Check details
The relaxation has been granted to PSEs to comply with the MPS norm as the timeline has been extended by 2 more years.
The Centre has increased the timeline for public sector enterprises or PSEs to comply with minimum public shareholding norms (MPS) to August 1, 2026. The rule pertains to maintaining minimum 25 per cent MPS in the public companies and it was due to end today.
The rule applies to all listed companies in India and suggests that at least 25% of their equity shares are held by non-promoters, i.e., the public. Public shareholders can be individuals or financial institutions, and they typically get shares through public offers or secondary markets.
List of PSU banks in which public shareholding is below 25%
Bank Promoter Holding
Punjab & Sind Bank 98.25%
Indian Overseas Bank 96.38%
UCO Bank 95.39%
Central Bank of India 93.08%
Bank of Maharashtra 86.46%
Other PSE companies in which public shareholding is below 25%
Bank Promoter Holding
LIC 96.5%
GIC 85.8%
New India Assurance 85.4%
IRFC 86.4%
SJVN 81.8%
Mazagaon Dock 84.8%
FACT 90%
KIOCL 99%
MMTC 89.9%
Andrew Yule & Company 89.2%
Scooters India 93.8%
ITI 90%
HMT 93.7%
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