Which of these is not a method of disinvestments?

Initial public issue

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Government selling stake in one PSU to another PSU

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Strategic sale

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Closure of the public sector unit

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Solution

The correct option is C Initial public issue
Initial public issue is not a method of disinvestment as it does not refer to any action which causes selling or liquidating of any asset.

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Which of these is not a method of disinvestments?

The correct option is C Initial public issueInitial public issue is not a method of disinvestment as it does not refer to any action which causes selling or liquidating of any asset.

The correct option is C Initial public issue
Initial public issue is not a method of disinvestment as it does not refer to any action which causes selling or liquidating of any asset.