NSE Finally Goes Public After Decade-Long Wait | Global News

India’s National Stock Exchange is finally going public after a decade-long wait, aiming to raise up to 200 billion rupees — the second-largest IPO in the country’s history. Despite headwinds like rising oil prices, a weakening rupee, and foreign investor retreat, the listing is still seen as a major bet on India’s booming financial sector. Pricing is set between 1,700 and 1,785 rupees per share, though existing shareholders — not the NSE itself — are selling stakes. The move paves the way for an even bigger IPO: Jio Platforms. Analysts debate whether these massive offerings will temporarily cool investor appetite or reignite momentum in India’s capital markets after a sluggish start to the year.

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