Archive · 24 Sep 2026

NSE Debuts Strongly as Brokerages Set Higher Price Targets

NSE Debuts Strongly as Brokerages Set Higher Price Targets

NSE, India’s stock exchange, began trading its shares after its IPO.

The shares started at Rs 1,800 and soon climbed to Rs 1,878.

This was higher than the IPO price of Rs 1,785.

The company became one of India’s 10 most valuable companies by market value.

PL Capital believes NSE’s business will continue growing, but more slowly than before.

It expects some newer services to grow faster than trading income.

PL Capital also expects profits and profit margins to improve as special legal costs decrease.

Several brokerages gave NSE price targets between Rs 1,950 and Rs 2,170.

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