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Market move● Neutral for Indian equities
At 43 times earnings, NSE valued way higher than its global peers
The brief
- NSE is valued at ₹4.4 trillion, or 43 times earnings
- Analysts flag rich valuations despite strong growth prospects
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NSE listing and post-IPO outlook
NSE’s ₹22,569 crore IPO was subscribed nearly six times, and shares debuted at ₹1,800 before rising to ₹1,845. The stock later fell below its listing price; brokerages cited growth prospects, while NSE said it was open to self-listing if SEBI permits and aims to diversify beyond transaction-based income.
Monday, 28 September
- At 43 times earnings, NSE valued way higher than its global peers