NSE unlisted shares are falling even with strong IPO buzz, as eligibility rules are tightening access to the offer-for-sale route. A one-year holding requirement restricts last-minute buyers from participating in OFS, pushing attention toward pricing and how the stock performs after listing in a more selective primary market.
NSE’s IPO timeline appears to be getting back on track after a Sebi expert settlement committee cleared a proposed Rs 1,800 crore settlement. The four-member panel is chaired by Jai Narayan Patel, a former chief justice of the Calcutta High Court, with members including a former Sebi official and senior finance and audit professionals.
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With the National Stock Exchange’s IPO approaching, three state-run general insurers stand to benefit from their combined NSE stake valued around ₹11,500–₹12,000 crore. The expected result: a near one percentage point improvement in solvency ratios, strengthening their balance sheets and financial resilience.
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