New Delhi, Feb 13: The Indian government plans to raise between Rs 130 billion and Rs 150 billion through the sale of stakes in six state-run companies by the end of the current financial year in March, said a senior Disinvestment Ministry official on Friday. "There is enough liquidity in the market so all six offers are likely to be successful, the official, who asked not to be named, told reporters. The government's privatization proceeds target for fiscal 2003-2004 is Rs145 billion. So far, only Rs10 billion has been raised. The largest asset for sale will be a 10% stake in exploration firm ONGC. ONGC's sale, which the official said is scheduled to start on March 03, will be one of the biggest share sales ever of Indian company in the secondary market. Bureau Report