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Orient Cables shares tumble 10% a day after strong market debut
Orient Cables' shares faced a notable drop of 10% soon after a promising IPO launch, leading to a dip in investor sentiment. However, the stock continues to hold firm above the initial issue price of Rs 272. Analysts are now focused on the firm’s capability to maintain revenue growth and its profitability, urging investors to carefully evaluate its financial soundness and operational strategies in the near future.
NSE shares wipe off Rs 41,000 crore after listing day pop as stock slips below IPO price. Why are analysts still bullish?
NSE shares have slipped below their IPO price after a brief listing-day rally, wiping out nearly Rs 41,000 crore from the exchange’s peak market value. Despite the decline, analysts remain bullish, citing NSE’s dominant market position, strong profitability, cash generation and India’s long-term capital-market growth potential.
Shah Investor's Home shares list at 2% premium over IPO price
Shah Investor's Home debuted at Rs 171 on BSE and NSE following its highly successful IPO, which garnered substantial interest, being oversubscribed by 38.12 times. The strong appetite from both retail and institutional investors indicates robust market confidence. The funds raised will be allocated for working capital and corporate endeavors, while the company enhances its retail broking services, boasting over 1 lakh demat accounts and 38,000 active clients.
SRIT India shares list at 14% premium over IPO price on NSE
SRIT India made a strong stock market debut, listing at a 13.85% premium on NSE and 7.54% on BSE. The Rs 218.40-crore IPO was subscribed 125.16 times overall, with the NII portion seeing 312.99 times subscription and QIB portion 91.84 times.
German Green Steel shares list at 3% premium over IPO price on BSE
German Green Steel made a modest stock market debut, listing at a 3% premium to its IPO price of Rs 139. The Rs 303.90 crore issue, comprising a fresh issue and offer for sale, was subscribed 30.42 times. The IPO was subscribed 23.98 times by retail investors and 56.77 times by NIIs.
AceVector shares list at 12% discount to IPO price on BSE, NSE
The Rs 420-crore public issue was priced in the range of Rs 30–32 per share, with the upper end of the price band at Rs 32. The issue comprised a fresh issue of 8.97 crore shares aggregating to Rs 287 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of 4.16 crore shares worth Rs 133 crore.
Applied for SRIT India IPO? Here’s how to check allotment status, GMP and likely listing price
The IPO was offered in a price band of Rs 123-130 per share, with a lot size of 115 shares. The issue received bids for 1,47,18,85,805 shares against 1,17,60,000 shares on offer.
Can NSE shares trade on its own platform? Sebi chief says no panel considering self-trading in exchange shares
Sebi Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the regulator is not currently considering self-listing or self-trading of exchange shares, days after NSE CEO Ashish Kumar Chauhan suggested exploring the possibility. Pandey said no Sebi panel is discussing the proposal at present, while Chauhan had cited conflict-of-interest concerns but said the idea could be revisited as the market ecosystem matures.
NSE listing sees India's biggest exchange near bottom of Rs 10,000 crore IPO club
NSE made a muted debut with a 0.8% listing gain, placing it near the lower end of the Rs 10,000 crore-plus IPO club. Despite strong subscription and its dominant market position, the exchange delivered a modest debut. Brokerages remain constructive, citing long-term growth potential, strong fundamentals and India’s financialisation.
Will NSE list on its own platform? MD & CEO Ashish Chauhan hints at very likely possibility
The National Stock Exchange's debut was characterized by a modest 0.8% premium on its initial public offering price. The Chairman underscored the necessity of adopting a long-term viewpoint when assessing the exchange's viability. NSE's strategic direction includes diversifying its revenue streams over the next five years to minimize dependence on transaction fees.
NSE IPO: A listing that matters beyond the market
NSE made its debut on BSE, which reflects shifts in institutional investor strategies. The exchange's listing invites scrutiny from analysts and affects capital allocation among financial institutions. Institutions that retained their shares signal confidence in India's market potential and growth trajectory. Overseas investors are increasingly interested in India's market, driven by technological advancements. This listing sets a precedent for establishing market valuations for other financial institutions in India.
NSE shares fall 2%, trade marginally above IPO price after debut. Why are Macquarie, other brokerages bullish?
NSE shares fell by 1.6% to Rs 1,790 following its stock market debut on Thursday. Brokerages Macquarie and Emkay assigned positive ratings, citing growth potential and resilient market leadership. NSE's market capitalisation now ranks among the largest firms in India. Analysts expect varying revenue growth rates for transaction income and diversified revenue streams. Overall, optimistic projections suggest significant upside potential for NSE shares in the coming years.
The battle of bourses: NSE shook Dalal Street, beat BSE's broker club
The NSE listed its own shares on the BSE on Thursday, 34 years after its incorporation, marking an ironic milestone for the exchange created to challenge the BSE’s dominance. The story of NSE began with Manohar J. Pherwani, who proposed a national, computerised exchange after the 1991 economic reforms.
IPO reality check! Is GMP a useful signal or just market noise? Here’s what experts think
Investors frequently use grey market premium (GMP) to gauge interest in initial public offerings (IPOs) and their potential returns. However, the recent performances of companies like Hero Motors and SBI Funds Management highlight that GMP isn't always a dependable indicator. Experts warn that while GMP reflects market sentiment, it often lacks clarity and can be driven by speculation.
NSE draws brokerage attention on stock market debut as 3 firms initiate coverage on Day 1
NSE shares rallied after a muted listing at Rs 1,800, pushing the exchange into India’s ninth-most valued company with a market cap of Rs 4.63 lakh crore. The post-listing surge came as three major brokerages initiated coverage on Day 1 with positive ratings. Macquarie called NSE “The Dominator” and assigned an Outperform rating with a Rs 1,965 target price.
NSE shares jump 5% after muted debut, market value swells by Rs 19,290 crore. Why Macquarie, other brokerages are bullish
NSE Share Price: National Stock Exchange shares made their market debut at Rs 1,800, which is slightly above the IPO price. The listing reflects a market capitalization exceeding Rs 4.45 lakh crore, significantly higher than BSE's Rs 1.33 lakh crore. The IPO aimed to raise Rs 22,562 crore through an offer for sale of shares by existing shareholders. Additionally, the shares had a grey market premium of 2% before listing.
NSE shares to list today: GMP signals 2% listing gains ahead of market debut
NSE IPO Listing time and GMP: The Rs 22,562-crore NSE IPO comprises entirely an offer for sale (OFS) of 12.64 crore shares. Since there is no fresh issue, NSE itself will not receive any proceeds from the IPO
NSE debut may not set D-St on fire, sparks to come later
NSE is set to debut on the stock market amid market expectations of moderate gains. Traders quote a grey market premium of around ₹83 per share, down significantly from earlier estimates. The IPO was subscribed 5.71 times, highlighting strong institutional interest despite expectations for lower listing gains. Strict supply rules could limit immediate trading shares, impacting initial price movements post-listing.
NSE IPO shares all set to list: GMP signals 2% listing gain ahead of market debut
NSE IPO Listing Date: National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) IPO shares will list on BSE tomorrow, September 24, 2026. Ahead of the debut, grey market premium signals a modest 2.4% listing gain over the upper price band of Rs 1,785. The Rs 22,562 crore offer for sale was subscribed 5.71 times overall.
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