Archive · 26 Jun 2025
NSE IPO Likely by December After Co-Location Case Settlement
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) might launch its IPO by the end of 2025.
This follows delays due to past issues where some brokers allegedly got unfair access to trading servers.
NSE has offered SEBI a settlement fee of Rs 1,388 crore to resolve these issues.
If SEBI approves the settlement and issues a NOC, the IPO can proceed.
NSE's financial performance is positive, with a 7% increase in profits reported for the last quarter.
NSE IPO may launch by December 2025, resolving co-location cases.
NSE offered SEBI Rs 1,388 crore for settlement of co-location and dark fibre cases.
SEBI is expected to issue a no-objection certificate (NOC) upon settlement.
The IPO was delayed due to the 2016 co-location controversy.
NSE's consolidated profit after tax (PAT) reached Rs 2,650 crore for March 2025, a 7% increase.
- Who
- National Stock Exchange (NSE), SEBI, and investors.
- What
- The potential Initial Public Offering (IPO) of the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
- When
- Potentially by the end of December 2025 or even earlier.
- Where
- In the Indian market.
- Why
- To raise capital and become a publicly listed company.
Past Issues
Future Outlook
Delay vs. Launch
Past Issues
The IPO was delayed due to co-location controversy.
Future Outlook
The IPO may launch after settlement.
- Settlement Offer
- Rs 1,388 crore to SEBI
- IPO Status
- Expected by December 2025
- Previous Delay
- Due to co-location controversy
- March 2025 PAT
- Rs 2,650 crore
- PAT growth YoY
- 7%
Sources
NSE unlisted share price: Stock exchange offers Rs 1,388 cr to settle co location, dark fibre cases, says report
NSE offers Rs 1,388 crore to Sebi to settle co location, dark fibre cases
NSE offers ₹1,388 cr to settle with SEBI, move ahead with IPO, sources say
NSE IPO Update: Exchange Offers Record Rs 1,388 Cr To SEBI To Settle Co-Location Case
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