Introduction:
As per the latest corporate shareholding filings, the President of India holds stakes in 78 stocks, with a total net worth exceeding Rs. 4,456,104.7 Cr. These holdings span multiple sectors, reflecting a well-diversified portfolio.
In the second quarter, the President reduced stakes in two prominent companies. These reductions highlight a shift in government investment strategy. With 78 stocks in the portfolio, do you own shares in these companies? Let’s explore the changes and what they might mean for your investments.
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Punjab National Bank
On December 6, 2024, Punjab National Bank opened at ₹109.50, up 0.41% from its previous close of ₹109.05. The stock reached a high of ₹111.15 (1.94%) and a low of ₹107.20. By 3:33 PM, it traded at ₹110.10, a 0.96% increase, with a market cap of ₹1,26,537.31 crore.
In Q2, the President of India reduced its stake in Punjab National Bank by 3.1%, lowering its holding from 73.2% to 70.1%. This reduction reflects a strategic adjustment in the bank’s ownership structure.
Punjab National Bank (NSE: PNB) is a leading public sector bank in India, offering a wide range of banking services including loans, deposits, and financial products. It operates globally, with a strong focus on retail, corporate, and government banking solutions.
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General Insurance Corporation of India
On December 6, 2024, General Insurance Corporation of India opened at ₹414.20, up 0.11% from its previous close of ₹412.75. The stock reached a high of ₹419.00 (1.50%) and a low of ₹411.60. By 3:30 PM, it traded at ₹414.00, a 0.30% increase, with a market cap of ₹72,632.16 crore.
In Q2, the President of India reduced its stake in General Insurance Corporation of India by 3.4%, lowering its holding from 85.8% to 82.4%. This change indicates a shift in the company’s ownership composition.
General Insurance Corporation of India (NSE: GICRE) is India’s largest public sector reinsurance company. It provides reinsurance services in life, health, and general insurance sectors, both domestically and internationally, playing a vital role in the country’s insurance market.
Disclaimer: The above article is written for educational purposes, and the companies’ data mentioned in the article may change with respect to time The securities quoted are exemplary and are not recommendatory.
