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NSE Shares Set for Listing After Decade-Long Wait
The National Stock Exchange of India is preparing to have its shares listed on the BSE.
This follows almost 10 years of waiting.
Investors could buy shares in the public offering starting 17 September 2026.
The offering received many more bids than the number of shares available.
Large professional investors showed especially strong interest.
However, the grey market premium suggests the shares may not rise much on the first day.
Analyst Arun Kejriwal said the company has strong fundamentals.
He advised investors to hold the shares for the long term because he believes NSE reflects India’s economic growth.
NSE shares are set to list on the BSE after nearly a decade-long wait.
The ₹22,569-crore public issue opened on 17 September 2026 and was subscribed 5.71 times.
Qualified institutional buyers subscribed to more than 12 times their allotted portion.
The reported grey market premium of ₹45 points to a potentially flat debut.
Analyst Arun Kejriwal advised investors to focus on NSE’s long-term growth rather than listing gains.
- Who
- The National Stock Exchange of India, investors, qualified institutional buyers, and analyst Arun Kejriwal.
- What
- NSE shares are being listed on the BSE following a ₹22,569-crore public issue.
- Where
- The shares are being listed on the BSE in India.
- When
- The public issue opened on 17 September 2026; the listing is described as taking place after nearly a decade-long wait.
- Why
- The listing follows the public offering, while investors and analysts are assessing both the potential debut performance and NSE’s long-term growth.
Near-Term Caution
Long-Term Confidence
Expected listing performance
Near-Term Caution
The reported grey market premium of ₹45 signals that NSE shares could have a flat debut.
Long-Term Confidence
Strong subscription demand, particularly from institutional investors, indicates substantial market interest.
Investment strategy
Near-Term Caution
Investors focused on immediate listing gains may find limited near-term upside.
Long-Term Confidence
Arun Kejriwal said NSE has strong fundamentals and advised allottees to hold the shares for the long term.
Key facts
- Issue size
- ₹22,569 crore
- Issue opening date
- 17 September 2026
- Overall subscription
- 5.71 times
- QIB subscription
- More than 12 times
- Shares bid
- 50.58 crore shares
- Shares offered
- 8.86 crore shares
- Reported grey market premium
- ₹45
Quotes
Arun Kejriwal
Founder of Kejriwal Research and Investment Services
“NSE is a company which has strong fundamentals. It reflects India's gross domestic product (GDP), making it a portfolio stock we must have. So, allottees are advised to hold the NSE shares for the long-term.”
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