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NSE's IPO slips to September as a SEBI approval delay pushes back India's biggest-ever secondary offering
SEBI's approval for India's National Stock Exchange — filed as a 100%-OFS listing back in June — has slipped roughly three weeks past its early-August target after changes to the selling-shareholder list, with NSE now marketing shares to global investors at ₹2,000–2,100 apiece (a ~₹5.26 lakh crore, ~$55B valuation) ahead of a targeted second-half-of-September launch.
Source: Business Today ↗
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