
As per The Mint report, The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) is preparing for a major initial public offering (IPO), having convened with 20 investment bankers to discuss offer documents and set a tentative timeline for its listing.
In the first step towards launching one of India's largest IPOs, NSE met 20 bankers to begin drafting offer papers. The exchange has prioritised identifying risks and preparing necessary disclosures.
Retail shareholders expressing interest will be contacted by April-end. Only shares held continuously since June 15, 2025, qualify for the Offer for Sale.
NSE's registrar has reached out to retail shareholders, inviting them to participate in the share sale. Following this, there is a 3-week review period for the outreach.
Simultaneously, NSE will confirm institutional participants for the offer-for-sale portion, anticipating the entire process to solidify by the end of May.
Setting the valuations will follow once sellers and their stakes are confirmed. Currently, it is premature to fix valuations.
Filing draft papers with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is projected by June or early July.
This IPO attempt comes after the earlier attempt stalled due to regulatory matters linked to the co-location scandal. Having resolved these issues, NSE aims to ensure a legally robust offering structure.
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The IPO could involve a 4-4.5% stake sale, with a value estimated between $1.5 billion to $2.5 billion (approximately ₹23,000 crore). Other significant IPOs expected in 2026 include Reliance's Jio Platforms and Flipkart.
The primary market in 2025 attracted substantial activity with companies raising over ₹1.75 trillion.
The NSE's initiation of the IPO process marks a crucial step towards completing a highly anticipated listing. The focus remains on creating a transparent and compliant offering, considering past challenges and the large scale of this transaction.
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Published on: Apr 9, 2026, 8:58 AM IST

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