Is disinvestment really that good for India or is a rethink in order?
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Ashutosh Singh said:
(Thu, May 10, 2012 01:08:30 AM)
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Hello friends.
In this age of globalization it is very necessary that the companies must update with the latest technologies of the time because they have to face the top class products of the entire world, and we all very well know the amount of technological knowledge that he the Indian public sector posses.
Therefor I highly feel that a certain amount of controlled disinvestment policy is very important (which is in fact being followed by the in Indian government) as the private companies will bring the latest technologies and management practices with them which would help in the development of the enterprise.
Moreover, this measure will help the government to lessen it burden of managing the enterprise and focus on much important objectives.
One of the best eg. of such practice is the U.S. Where high level of public private partnership occurs. |
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Mukesh Jha said:
(Tue, Apr 3, 2012 06:15:20 PM)
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First of all I would like to say that disinvestment is done by the govt to get rid of equity problem. If govt have planned some proposal and he needs to inject some money to that particular project then some time govt might go through the disinvestment method to gather more and more fund.
So its helplessness of govt. Disinvestment is not good for the govt prospective. If govt will dis invest from any public sector unit due to emergence of fund. That will not only affect to govt profits but also help to corporate bodies to fetch more money in their pocket for their own sake. And if disinvestment will continue further that will lead to privatization which will not be good for our economy because they will monopolize the market. |
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Uttam Kumar said:
(Wed, Feb 22, 2012 11:04:05 PM)
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| As i think if we understand the concept of disinvestment then definitely we will say we must do disinvestment.To understand clerly we take the example of insurence company, the money that we give as premium to them if they will not invest in other company then how they will generate profit. |
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Deepak.V said:
(Sun, Feb 12, 2012 12:42:38 AM)
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| 1st we need to understand are we talking about fully disinvestment or partially because opinions differ in both cases. Partial investment is good irrespective of profit making psu or not if govt needs money & can't find any other effective way to raise funds as in current situation to meet the fiscal deficit govt has made a target of raising funds of Rs 40, 000 crore by divesting its stake in bhel, ongc & other psus & all are making profits & it is partial disinvestment so govt won't loose cntrl & anytym they can buyback when they get surplus of funds. & fully divestment is good when it is not govt's cup of tea. |
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Purushottam Vishnu Deshmukh said:
(Sat, Dec 31, 2011 05:48:58 PM)
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| Disinvestment policy is very harmfull to poor Indian as well as growth of inferastructure. This policy will establish monopoly of rich person. This is beganing of capitalist economy. Since it should be stop for general man. |
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Manisha Yadav said:
(Tue, Dec 20, 2011 12:05:33 AM)
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| Disinvestment is good as it helps in listing of goverment enterprises on stock exchanges which will ultimately led to improvement in corporate goverance,higher disclosures levels which will bring transperency and accountability in functioning and adding market discipline to it. |
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Chiranjit said:
(Sun, Nov 13, 2011 09:54:08 AM)
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| I think disinvestment is not good. Find out what is the reason for disinvestment and try to solve the problem. If not then country like India a developing nation can not grow. Govt should think about the ppp model as private sector can handle evrything properly so to help in economy and increase thew contribution in gdp we should focus more investment rather disinvestment. |
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Chetan said:
(Tue, May 24, 2011 01:18:25 AM)
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| Disinvestment should not be done totally, government should enter in to public private partnership where strategic decision making should be left to private players and funding part should be left to government this will not create monopoly of the private players as government would be monitoring body to protect interest of the society and nation. |
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Dipti said:
(Sun, May 15, 2011 05:10:04 AM)
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| Disinvestment of public sectors is good option only if it is running in loss. Disinvestment will help a psu in gaining the technological knowledge from the private sectors and learning their strategies in earning profits. Otherwise the percentage share of the government should always be more than 50% as it is the government which is inclined towards the betterment of the people, society and development of backward area and removes economic differences. |
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Angika said:
(Fri, May 6, 2011 12:32:06 PM)
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No doubt disinvestment will bring good managers and help the company to improve the sale but the government should keep some points in mind.
No matter how much loss a company has beard, government should have some stakes so that they can figure out the positive changes. Next the private company should not indulge in monopoly. Government should share the insights of the deal to gain the confidence of the employees. We should keep in mind the consequences of what happened in BALCO. |
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Aditya Saraf said:
(Fri, Mar 25, 2011 02:16:01 PM)
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| Disinvestment is also a good techniquue to cover the fiscal deficit of the Goverment. The Goverment can cover up the difference of deficit by the process of disinvestment.By this process the loss making companies of India can be revived very soon and the this will also held in growth of the GDP. |
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Himanshu Singh said:
(Wed, Mar 16, 2011 06:33:46 AM)
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| When disinvestment comes in a mind that obviously means the company or sector is going through losses because of competitors or some other aspects so it is better to divest than completely lost and make it useful in other beneficiary sectors. |
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Dhiraj Yadav said:
(Fri, Mar 11, 2011 03:28:05 AM)
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In todays era of globalisation and competition, if public sectors have to survive they have to evolve. And to evolve and be competitive enough with the private sectors and global players we need to be at par with them on many aspects viz marketing technology, cost effeciency, strategic colaborations etc. In absence of this the public sectors are bound to become obsolete, loss making and then sick.
Disinvestment allows private player havin the knowledge of the sector comes in the board and help the company take actions which will make it feasable project which was other wise loss making.
And might suggest for technological innovation.
And might infuse new good managers who can motivate the work force to work effectively and efficiently. And therby contributing toward the growth of the company. |
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Abhihek said:
(Wed, Aug 18, 2010 12:22:07 PM)
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| It is a brilliant initiative being taken by government of India. |
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Sailesh said:
(Thu, Jun 24, 2010 06:30:52 AM)
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| Disinvestment is good to improve effeciency and operational abilities of the firms. It will leave the Government to focus more on its core responsibilities of public welfare and safety. |
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