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In May, a new attempt was launched at off-loading state-owned shares in the 1, 400 companies listed in China's stockmarkets.
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In this way, Mr Sinha will manage to meet his budget target for this year's revenues from the sale of state-owned shares.
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One reason, bankers say, is that companies, in particular from China, sometimes turn to state-owned firms to buy shares, which creates artificial demand.
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In Indonesia, state-owned stock brokerages routinely reserve shares in new issues for the well-connected, usually relations of President Suharto.
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Socrates also noted that Lisbon would not sell shares in state-owned savings bank Caixa Geral de Depositos.
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National treasurer Wayne Swan approved the purchase on condition state-owned Chinalco did not buy more Rio shares.
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Millions of people who previously had little or no stake in the economy found themselves being able to own their houses and buy shares in the former state-owned businesses.
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This week, the Saudi cabinet approved plans to sell most of the government's stake in the country's main insurer, and some of its shares in Maaden, a state-owned mining firm.
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Of the more than 4300 power generation companies in China that have capacity of 6, 000 kilowatts and above, approximately 90 percent are state-owned, or companies with a majority of their shares controlled by the state.
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So he bought a few shares in each company, as well as in a couple of state-owned banks.
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On June 19th it ordered all state-owned firms that had listed on the stockmarket since 2005 to transfer 10% of their shares to the National Social Security Fund to shore up its assets.
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Similarly, Lynas Corporation of Western Australia has seen its shares rise eight-fold since early 2009, shortly before a state-owned Chinese company attempted to make an investment that was itself blocked by the Australian government.
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