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Government-owned (PSU): what it means and how to read it
Whether the government holds a controlling stake.
What is Government-owned (PSU)?
Whether the government holds a controlling stake.
A worked example
If the government owns 57% of a bank, the bank is a PSU. A PSU can be asked to serve policy aims, like lending in rural areas, alongside profit.
Why does Government-owned (PSU) matter?
PSUs often pay steady dividends, but decisions can also serve policy goals, not only shareholders.
How do you read Government-owned (PSU)?
Use it to include or leave out PSUs, not as a quality signal.
A fact about the company, not a score.