印度斯坦聯合利華

2023年4月4日

通過“積累地方政府投資公司的股票在市場份額下降當其他人銷售。另一方麵,地方政府投資公司預定利潤當市場上升,通常當許多投資者購買。這種能力采取反向電話給地方政府投資公司一個獨特的優勢,”一位知情人士保險公司說,要求匿名。薄荷的分析表明,人壽保險公司獲得了顯著的信實工業投資有限公司ITC有限公司塔塔谘詢服務有限公司,ICICI銀行有限公司印孚瑟斯公司,印度國家銀行,Larsen & Toubro公司HDFC銀行有限公司和住房開發金融公司,而在印度斯坦聯合利華有限公司,保險公司邊際名義損失。根據年度的淨變化成交量加權平均價FY23期間地方政府投資公司的持股,保險人應計的淨收益至少₹65494盧比從印度十大上市公司。保險行業專家認為,地方政府投資公司的市值從其投資收益可能幫助提供可觀的獎金那與市場掛鉤投保人,更高的投資利潤,為地方政府投資公司的股東和潛在的更多的紅利,包括政府。截至3月31日,地方政府投資公司的總價值的十大公司持有引用估計至少₹4.65萬億以上。地方政府投資公司的總股本控股(從投保人的基金)在大約300餘家上市公司估計至少₹9萬億。FY23,地方政府投資公司記錄了大量在邵陽市公司收益的投資。FY22相比,地方政府投資公司的投資價值信實工業增長了₹13121盧比,ITC有限公司增長了₹17994盧比,TCS報道₹5926 .7盧比的增益。 LIC’s investment value in ICICI Bank rose by ₹4,920 crore, while Infosys saw a gain of ₹2,662.8 crore. Similarly, LIC’s investments in SBI, L&T, HDFC Bank, and HDFC also registered notable gains. In Hindustan Unilever, LIC’s investment value saw a loss of ₹1,379.7 crore. To take advantage of price movements, LIC has been seen to be changing its shareholding in the top 10 firms. In RIL, for instance, the insurer’s holding changed from 413.54 million at the end of March 2022 to 429.75 million as of now; in ITC, the shareholding changed from 1.95 billion at the end of March 2022 to 1.89 billion now. An email sent to a spokesperson for LIC remained unanswered. LIC plans to invest a record ₹2.4 trillion across markets, including shares of locally traded companies this fiscal year.Apart from supporting markets, this will not only be the largest ever investment by LIC but also may help it in maximizing returns for policyholders and profits for shareholders and also work as a vital support system for Indian markets in FY24. Around 35% of the total investment, or ₹80,000-85,000 crore, could be allocated in shares of listed companies in India in FY24. LIC’s record investment plan comes at a time foreign investors are pulling out of most emerging markets, including India, because of a risk-off sentiment. Emerging markets assets are sensitive to US monetary policy changes as higher interest rates make riskier assets less attractive to investors. They also lead to a stronger dollar, making it dearer for emerging nations to import goods and service debts. In January and February, net outflows by FPIs were at ₹28,852 crore and ₹5,294 crore, respectively. Even though net inflows by FPIs stood at ₹7,233 crore (due to the investment by US-based GQG partners in Adani Group firms) in March, FPIs continue to be net sellers of Indian equities to the tune of ₹26,913 crore year-to-date. anirudh.l@htlive.com