NSE's $2.4 Billion IPO Nearly 6x Oversubscribed Ahead of Sept 24 Debut
India's largest stock exchange closes its long-delayed mega share sale with heavy institutional demand.
What to know
- NSE's IPO is India's second-largest ever after Hyundai Motor India's 2024 offering, and entirely an offer-for-sale, so proceeds go to existing shareholders, not NSE itself.
- Books closed with 5.7x overall subscription and about ₹90,300 crore in bids against a ₹22,568 crore issue size, with institutional demand (12.68x) far outpacing retail (1.39x).
- The listing ends nearly a decade of delay tied to regulatory hurdles including the co-location controversy.
- NSE shares are set to debut on the exchange itself on September 24, 2026.
National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. (NSE) Issuer / India's largest stock exchangeLife Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) Anchor investorGIC Singapore, ADIA, Norges Bank Sovereign wealth fund anchor investors
How it unfolded 4 developments, newest first · click a bar or a number to jump articlesposts
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NSE prepares for market debut on September 24
With subscription confirmed at more than five times the shares available in the 226-billion-rupee ($2.4 billion) offering, NSE readies its own listing.
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first by Bloomberg Markets, 1d ago
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Reports highlight bids topping $10 billion and Nasdaq-beating valuation
Coverage noted the IPO drew total bids exceeding $10 billion and priced the exchange at a valuation multiple above that of Nasdaq.
“Investors rush into India's National Stock Exchange IPO at valuation multiple above Nasdaq…”
— thenewsdesk@flipboard.com, news aggregator account · source -
first by CNBC, 2d ago
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Books close with 5.7x subscription and ₹90,300 crore in bids
On the final day, the IPO received bids for 50.58 crore shares against 8.86 crore on offer, a 5.71-times subscription; institutional buyers led demand at 12.68 times, non-institutional investors at 6.55 times, and retail at 1.39 times.
“investors delivered their verdict on the long-awaited deal…”
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first by Bloomberg Markets, 2d ago · also The Hindu
1 more headline
- NSE IPO subscribed nearly 6 times; attracts nearly ₹90,300 crore of demand The Hindu · 2d ago
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IPO fully subscribed on second day of bidding — Demand for the ₹22,568-crore offer-for-sale reached full subscription by Friday, the second day of the three-day bidding window.
- 4 days quiet
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NSE launches its mega IPO and completes anchor round
The exchange opened its IPO with a price band of ₹1,700-₹1,785 per share and raised ₹6,746 crore from anchor investors including LIC, Goldman Sachs, Fidelity, GIC Singapore, ADIA, Norges Bank, Eastspring and HSBC Global Asset Management.
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first by BBC, 7d ago
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