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NSE IPO Draws Long-Term Subscribe Call Despite Derivatives Risks

NSE IPO Draws Long-Term Subscribe Call Despite Derivatives Risks
NSE IPO Review: 'Highly attractive' - Subscribe for long-term, says Raj Gaikar of SAMCO Securities · livemint.com

The National Stock Exchange of India is planning to sell shares to the public.

Investors can apply between September 17 and September 21, 2026.

The shares are priced between ₹1,700 and ₹1,785 each.

The money raised will go to existing shareholders selling their shares, not to NSE itself.

SAMCO Securities thinks the IPO may be good for people investing for a long time.

It says NSE is very large, profitable, technologically advanced and has no fund-based borrowings.

However, much of NSE’s income comes from derivatives, especially options.

Changes in rules or lower trading activity could reduce that income.

A small number of large trading members also provide a significant share of revenue.

Key facts

IPO dates
September 17–21, 2026
Price band
₹1,700–₹1,785 per equity share
Issue structure
100% Offer for Sale; proceeds go to selling shareholders
Likely allotment and listing
Allotment on September 22 and listing on September 24, 2026
FY2026 total income
₹18,713.37 crore
Q1 FY2027 operating EBITDA margin
78.81%
Registered investors
132.37 million as of June 30, 2026
Main risk
Transaction charges accounted for 78.65% of FY2026 revenue from operations, with options contributing 60.22%

Quotes

Raj Gaikar

Equity Research Analyst at SAMCO Securities

“National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) offers investors an opportunity to participate in one of the strongest market infrastructure businesses in India. Its scale, liquidity, technology infrastructure, integrated clearing ecosystem and extensive investor base create a strong competitive moat,””
livemint.com
“At the upper price of ₹1,785, NSE is valued at 42.89x FY2026 earnings, which is supported by its superior market position, profitability, scalability and long-term growth opportunity,””
livemint.com

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