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NSE IPO Highlights Growth Prospects and Key Brokerage Risks

The National Stock Exchange, or NSE, is one of India’s main stock exchanges.

It earns money when people trade shares and other financial products.

SBI Securities says NSE could grow as more people invest and as India’s financial markets expand.

NSE also uses technology to process very large numbers of trades quickly.

It earns additional money from market data, colocation, connectivity and index licensing.

However, trading could slow if the economy weakens or investors lose confidence.

Computer failures, cyberattacks, regulatory changes or defaults by market participants could also hurt the exchange.

These strengths and risks are important considerations for people evaluating the NSE IPO.

Key facts

Market position: NSE has remained India’s largest exchange by total cash-market turnover and equity-derivatives notional turnover since FY01.
FY26 global share: Approximately 11.4% in cash equities and 51.2% in equity derivatives.
FY26 IPO activity: Companies raised around $20.1 billion through NSE, with 219 IPO listings.
Technology capacity: NSE’s platform can process billions of messages with microsecond-level order responses and nanosecond-level order acknowledgements.
Diversified revenue: Colocation, connectivity, data and index-licensing revenue increased from Rs 1,395 crore in FY24 to Rs 1,956 crore in FY26.
Colocation growth: Colocation racks increased from 934 in FY24 to 1,868 by Q1FY27.
Main risks: Lower trading volumes, technology and cybersecurity incidents, regulatory changes, counterparty defaults and inadequate risk controls.

businesstoday.in · 5 hrs ago