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The Rs 745-crore stake sale will bring the cement major’s holding in its subsidiary down to exactly 75% to meet SEBI's minimum public shareholding rules.

Many of its 186,000 eligible shareholders are unlikely to sell their stock in the upcoming offer-for-sale—opting to resist formal price discovery and wait it out instead.
The company’s Q2 results show a belated revival in fortunes, suggesting an aggressive growth path in an industry shaken up by Grasim. The latter is feeling the pressure for the first time ever since it launched its paints business in 2024.
The domination of a few business groups—conglomerates—is a defining feature of the country’s economy. This has been enabled by policy, leading to stifled innovation and hindered progress. All of this, in turn, exacerbates inequalities.