NSE is likely to price its initial public offering between Rs. 1,700 and Rs. 1,785 per share.
The range is lower than the previously marketed range.
The exchange may also reduce the offered stake to about 5.5%.
Anonymous sources said some shareholders backed out at the lower price.
The proposed pricing would value the company at up to Rs. 4.42 trillion.
The IPO is expected to open for subscription in September.
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All reporting agrees that NSE is likely to price its IPO at Rs. 1,700 to Rs. 1,785 a share, below the earlier marketed range. The accounts also agree the stake on offer may be trimmed and that the IPO is expected in September.
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The reporting says NSE is likely to price its IPO between Rs. 1,700 and Rs. 1,785 per share, lower than the previously marketed range. It also says the exchange may reduce the offered stake to about 5.5% because some shareholders backed out at the lower price. The proposed pricing would value the company at up to Rs. 4.42 trillion, and the IPO is expected to open for subscription in September. The account is framed as a market update based on anonymous sources.
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The Economic Times reports that the National Stock Exchange of India is likely to price its initial public offering between 1,700 rupees and 1,785 rupees per share, which is lower than the previously marketed range. According to anonymous sources, the exchange may also reduce the offered stake to about 5.5% because some shareholders backed out at the lower price. The proposed pricing would value the company at up to 4.42 trillion rupees, and the IPO is expected to open for subscription in September.
The Economic Times reports that the National Stock Exchange of India is likely to price its initial public offering between 1,700 rupees and 1,785 rupees per share, which is lower than the previously marketed range. According to anonymous sources, the exchange may also reduce the offered stake to about 5.5% because some shareholders backed out at the lower price. The proposed pricing would value the company at up to 4.42 trillion rupees, and the IPO is expected to open for subscription in September.