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Street signs: HDFC Bank back in 'red flag' list, Sansera GMP at 15% & more

A red flag gets activated whenever the foreign shareholding is less than 3 per cent of the permissible limit, which in HDFC Bank's case is 74 per cent

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Samie Modak
HDFC Bank back in ‘red flag’ list
 
Private sector lender HDFC Bank’s stock has been once again put in the ‘red flag' list, following an increase in shareholding of overseas investors. Last week, the stock was removed from the list — maintained by the NSDL— after the aggregate foreign investment in the stock fell below 71 per cent. A red flag gets activated whenever the foreign shareholding is less than 3 per cent of the permissible limit, which in HDFC Bank’s case is 74 per cent. As per NSDL’s website, the available headroom for FPI investment as on September

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