IDBI has advanced the deadline for submission of bids for the proposed sale of 1.11 crore shares in Credit Analysis & Research (CARE) to February 22 from February 25. The company, along with four other shareholders of CARE, cumulatively holding more than 45 per cent stake in the rating agency, earlier were reportedly in the process of identifying a buyer for a potential sale of 1.11 crore shares in the company and had asked shortlisted bidders to submit their bids by February 25. However, citing intervening holidays, IDBI has now advanced the bid submission date to February 22.
As per the latest shareholding pattern, total of 63.7% of CARE is held by institutions and 13.88% by FIIs. Five large shareholders include IDBI (16.69%), Canara Bank (13.25%), SBI (6.31%), IL&FS (5.9%) and Federal Bank (3.9%).
CARE is a second largest full service credit rating company in India, offering rating and grading services across a diverse range of instruments and industries including IPO grading, equity grading, and grading of various types of enterprises, including shipyards, maritime training institutes, construction companies and rating of real estate projects, among others.
| Company Name | CMP |
|---|---|
| CRISIL | 4374.95 |
| ICRA | 5508.00 |
| Care Ratings | 1639.30 |
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