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NSE IPO: India's Exchange Giant Readies For Listing. What You Need To Know

National Stock Exchange (NSE)| has concluded the selection of intermediaries for its proposed IPO, appointing 20 merchant bankers and eight law firms. The process was approved by the IPO Committee chaired by Shri Srinivas Injeti. With this, the engagement of Rothschild & Co India as process advisor for selecting IPO intermediaries has also concluded.

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CNBC TV18•13-03-2026, 16:19

NSE IPO: India's Exchange Giant Readies For Listing. What You Need To Know

•NSE, India's largest stock exchange, is set for an IPO, allowing retail investors to own a stake in the critical market infrastructure.
•Currently trading at ₹2,000 per share in the unlisted market, implying a ₹5 lakh crore market cap, with listing expected on BSE.
•NSE is the world's largest derivatives exchange and third-largest equity exchange globally, boasting near-monopoly market shares in key segments.
•Despite strong financials (₹3,925 crore revenue last quarter, >75% operating margins), BSE is gaining ground, surpassing NSE in notional F&O turnover.
•NSE's valuation at 39.3x FY27E P/E is double global peers, reflecting India's growth potential but also a premium for future growth and risks.

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