NSE slashes IPO size to Rs 23,500 crore in revised Sebi filing
Existing shareholders cut planned share sales, reducing the issue to about Rs 23,000 crore even as institutional investors showed Rs 85,000 crore in interest.
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NSE IPO: Top investors cut stake sale, bet on better valuation after listing
Top NSE shareholders have reduced the number of shares they plan to sell in the exchange's upcoming IPO. The move reflects expectations of better post-listing valuations despite a lower-than-expected price band.
NSE slashes IPO size to Rs 23,500 crore in revised Sebi filing
The National Stock Exchange has updated its draft prospectus with Sebi, slashing its initial public offering size to about twenty-two thousand five hundred crore rupees. Existing shareholders will see their offer for sale drop to five point two five percent of the paid-up capital. Anticipating a launch in the third week of September, this adjustment may enable Hyundai Motor India to maintain its record for the largest IPO in India.
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