NEW DELHI: The government has raised around Rs 30,000 crore from disinvestment proceeds, said department of investment and public asset management (DIPAM) secretary, Neeraj Gupta. This is the highest amount grossed through the stake sale programme.In this fiscal, the government has budgeted around Rs 56,500 crore from disinvestment proceeds, of which Rs 20,500 crore was to come through strategic sales. The government will also divest its 10% stake in Moil Ltd. on Tuesday where it currently holds 75.58% stake.“We will do our best to achieve the disinvestment target,” said Gupta adding that he is hopeful of getting a good response from Moil Ltd. stake sale. Moil’s scrip closed at Shares of MOIL closed at Rs 382.70, up by 0.90% on a day when Sensex gained 0.31%.The government expects to raise around Rs 480 crore from the stake sale at a floor price of Rs 365 per share. The floor price is at a discount of 4.63% and retail investors will get a further discount of 5.20% in the offer for sale (OFS).Gupta said that the second tranche of CPSE exchange traded fund got bids worth Rs 13, 802 crore. The issue was oversubscribed two times and the government is expected to raise around Rs 6,000 crore through this route.The CPSE ETF comprises shares of Oil & Natural Gas Corporation, GAIL India, Coal India, Rural Electrification Corporation, Container Corporation, Bharat Electronics and Engineers India, among others. It had raised Rs 3,000 crore through the first offer in 2014.Next fiscal, the government is expected to give a big push to its strategic sale programme. It already has approval for bringing down government stake in companies such as Pawan Hans Ltd and BEML ltd. In October 2016, the cabinet had accorded in-principle approval for Niti Aayog’s proposal to sell strategic stakes in more than a dozen state-run enterprises.Stake sale of shares in blue chip companies held through Specified Undertaking of the Unit Trust of India (SUUTI) will also be on top of the agenda. This fiscal, the government sold its holdings in L&T held through SUTTI and garnered around Rs 2,000 crore.