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SBI to divest 8.25% in UTI AMC share sale; BoB, LIC and PNB may follow suit

The total dilution in the IPO could be 33 per cent

SBI plans to mop up Rs 5,000-crore debt capital via tier-II bonds
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Samie Modak Mumbai
State Bank of India (SBI) on Wednesday said it will divest 8.25 per cent in the proposed initial public offering (IPO) of UTI Asset Management Company (AMC). The lender currently holds 18.25 per cent stake in the mutual fund (MF) house. Three other public sector undertakings (PSU) Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India, Bank of Baroda (BoB), and Punjab National Bank (PNB) also hold 18.25 per cent each, while US-based T Rowe Price owns 26 per cent.

Sources say LIC, BoB, and PNB too are expected to divest 8.25 per cent each in the UTI AMC IPO.

The total dilution in the

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