What coverage agrees on
Across the reporting, the core timeline is consistent: NSE has filed IPO papers, the price band is expected on September 11, and subscription is expected to run from September 17 to September 21.
NSE filed its draft papers for an initial public offering with the Registrar of Companies.
Sources say the price band is expected on September 11.
The public subscription window is expected to open on September 17 and close on September 21.
One report says anchor investor activity is expected on September 16.
Multiple institutional shareholders, including State Bank of India and Morgan Stanley, have reportedly reduced the shares they plan to sell.
One report says the IPO size was reduced by about 15% after investor pushback on valuation.
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Across the reporting, the core timeline is consistent: NSE has filed IPO papers, the price band is expected on September 11, and subscription is expected to run from September 17 to September 21.
What remains unsettled is the final pricing and exact offer structure, since the available reports rely on sources and one account says the IPO size and valuation were reduced after investor feedback.
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This view focuses on NSE files IPO papers with RoC; price band likely on Sept 11, issue opens Sept 17, say sources. It also highlights NSE files IPO papers with RoC; price band likely on Sept 11, issue opens Sept 17, say sources.
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According to sources, the National Stock Exchange has filed its draft papers for an initial public offering with the Registrar of Companies. Sources indicate that the price band is expected to be announced on September 11, with the public subscription window opening on September 17 and closing on September 21. Additionally, multiple institutional shareholders, including the State Bank of India and Morgan Stanley, have reportedly reduced the number of shares they plan to sell in the proposed offering.
Sources report that the National Stock Exchange has filed its draft papers for an initial public offering with the Registrar of Companies. The exchange is reportedly expected to announce its price band on September 11, open for anchor investors on September 16, and run its public subscription from September 17 to September 21. The report also notes that several major stakeholders, such as the State Bank of India and Morgan Stanley, have cut down their planned share sales ahead of the offering.
The National Stock Exchange of India has reduced its initial public offering size by approximately 15 percent, lowering its implied valuation from 55 billion dollars to about 47 billion dollars following investor pushback during international roadshows. The filing indicates the share offer dropped from 148.9 million to 126.44 million shares, with the subscription window scheduled for September 17 through September 21, 2026. Investors cited regulatory concerns regarding derivatives trading and growth sustainability as reasons for demanding a valuation discount.