With the National Stock Exchange eyeing a potential Diwali listing, excitement has spilled over into exchange-linked counters. NSE shares are being offered at Rs 2,240 each in lots of 100 shares, according to the sources. However, regulatory clearance is pending for the exchange’s IPO, as SEBI’s no-objection certificate will only be considered after the conclusion of a settlement process.
Meanwhile, Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India is trading at Rs 7.85 per share in lots of 10,000. Formerly known as MCX-SX, the exchange was established in 2008 by entities led by Jignesh Shah.
Commodity-focused exchanges are also seeing action:
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Indian Commodity Exchange: Rs 6 per share
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National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange: Rs 275 per share
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Power Exchange India: Rs 540 per share
Depository major National Securities Depository is witnessing trades at Rs 1,090 per share in lots of 100, as per the market sources. NSDL had received SEBI’s go-ahead for its IPO on Sept. 30, 2024. The Rs 3,400-crore issue will be an entirely offer-for-sale by its key shareholders — IDBI Bank, NSE, SBI, HDFC Bank, and Union Bank of India.
