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NSE's next growth leg: New products, newer markets, more technology

1 source · first seen 22:57 25 Sept · updated 22:57 25 Sept

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  • NSE expenses much of its investment in manpower and software rather than capitalising it
  • NSE’s accounting treatment affects LIC and SBI as shareholders

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NSE’s ₹22,569 crore IPO was subscribed nearly six times, and its shares opened at ₹1,800 before rising to ₹1,845. The exchange has said it is open to self-listing if SEBI permits; analysts have flagged its valuation of ₹4.4 trillion, or 43 times earnings.

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