India’s Biggest Investor? The President Holds ₹35 Lakh Crore in Stocks!

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Business
Manglam Mishra
03 MAR 2025 | 06:35:37
The government’s portfolio is primarily invested in public sector companies, with DIPAM (Department of Investment and Public Asset Management) managing these holdings. Key sectors include:
  • Banking – Ensuring financial stability
  • Energy – Powering India’s infrastructure
  • Defense – Strengthening national security
The President’s Influence in Public Sector BanksThe President portfolio have 16% stake in Public Sector Banks, including:
  • State Bank of India (SBI)
  • Bank of Baroda
  • Bank of Maharashtra and others.
This makes the government the largest single investor in India’s banking system, influencing financial policies and economic direction.

How This Impacts the Stock Market?
  • Market Stability – Government-backed investments provide a safety net.
  • Public Sector Strength – Major holdings in crucial industries.
  • Strategic Shifts – The government adjusts investments based on performance.
  • Investor Sentiment – Retail investors track these moves for insights.
What’s Changing in the Portfolio?

Recent adjustments show a strategic approach to buying and selling stakes based on financial performance. This ensures maximum returns and economic stability while keeping the government’s financial interests aligned with national growth.With ₹35 lakh crore in play, the President’s portfolio is a powerful force shaping India’s economic future.
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