This forms part of the ₹16.72 lakh crore National Monetisation Pipeline 2.0, which spans FY26 to FY30 and outlines plans for partial disinvestment and equity dilution across several public sector undertakings.
Under the proposal, the government expects an IPO of GAIL Gas in FY28 after GAIL (India) pares its holdings in CGD companies. The IPO could raise around ₹3,100 crore.
Meanwhile, Coal India Limited is set to dilute stakes in its subsidiaries, with a target of mobilising ₹48,350 crore through partial equity sales.
In the power sector, step-down subsidiaries of central public sector enterprises are slated for equity dilution, with the government aiming to raise ₹31,000 crore through IPOs and FPOs by 2030.
The Airports Authority of India plans to divest stakes in one subsidiary and four joint ventures, which could generate ₹12,550 crore via IPOs, FPOs or private placements.
Additionally, the government has proposed redeveloping The Ashok Hotel starting FY27 and Hotel Samrat in FY30, with a combined monetisation potential of about ₹1,200 crore.
