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SBI Group Plans 1% NSE Stake Sale in Proposed IPO

SBI Group Plans 1% NSE Stake Sale in Proposed IPO

State Bank of India and its investment-banking subsidiary own parts of the National Stock Exchange.

They plan to sell some of those shares when NSE launches its proposed IPO.

SBI may sell 0.65% and SBI Capital Markets may sell 0.35%.

Together, this would be about 1% of NSE, although the amount could be lower if other shareholders also sell.

SBI currently owns 3.23% of NSE, and SBI Capital Markets owns 4.33%.

SBI recently reduced its holding in SBI Mutual Fund with partner Amundi during a successful public offering.

SBI also expects its home-loan business to become larger than ₹10 lakh crore this quarter.

The bank said it does not immediately plan to sell stakes in its other subsidiaries.

Sources