NHPC's IPO will come in August; the company has already started the road shows for the same," Power Secretary H S Brahma told reporter yesterday.
The company's public offer will account for 10 per cent of its present equity, while the government will divest a five per cent stake of the 100 per cent it currently holds.
NHPC plans to issue fresh equity of Rs 1,670 crore through the IPO, and it plans to bring 167 crore shares of a face value of Rs 10 each, which would be offered at a premium to be decided through the book-building process.
The company filed the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with the market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India on August 6 last year.
NHPC had earlier filed the DRHP in April 2007 but it was rejected by the market regulator as the company did not have the required strength of non-official directors on its board, which it now has.
It has earmarked an investment of Rs 28,000 crore in the current XIth Five-Year Plan (2007-12) to become an over 10,000 MW company from 5,200 MW now. The proceeds from the IPO will be partly utilised to finance expansions.
The company's public offer will account for 10 per cent of its present equity, while the government will divest a five per cent stake of the 100 per cent it currently holds.
NHPC plans to issue fresh equity of Rs 1,670 crore through the IPO, and it plans to bring 167 crore shares of a face value of Rs 10 each, which would be offered at a premium to be decided through the book-building process.
The company filed the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with the market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India on August 6 last year.
NHPC had earlier filed the DRHP in April 2007 but it was rejected by the market regulator as the company did not have the required strength of non-official directors on its board, which it now has.
It has earmarked an investment of Rs 28,000 crore in the current XIth Five-Year Plan (2007-12) to become an over 10,000 MW company from 5,200 MW now. The proceeds from the IPO will be partly utilised to finance expansions.
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