IRFC shares dipped 5% as the government launched an Offer for Sale, planning to sell a 1% stake at a floor price of Rs 91. This move aims to boost the stock’s free float and liquidity. The sale, part of the Centre’s divestment drive, follows similar offerings in other public sector undertakings. Despite a significant year-to-date fall, IRFC remains popular with a large retail investor base.
Citi bullish on Indian equities, sees Nifty at 28,000 by end-2027
Citi Research projects that India’s benchmark Nifty 50 index could hit 28,000 points by the end of 2027. This forecast is based on strong earnings