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NSE unlisted shares surge to ₹2,200 as SEBI settlement nears

A ₹10 billion proposal to resolve SEBI’s co-location dispute signals progress toward its long-delayed IPO

NSE unlisted shares hit all-time high ahead of long-awaited IPO
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Grey market interest in NCDEX rises amid NSE IPO buzz
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Overview

  • Unlisted shares of the National Stock Exchange rallied to a record ₹2,200 on Tuesday, valuing it at an implied ₹5.44 lakh crore and ranking it among India’s top dozen firms by market cap.
  • SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said that remaining regulatory and governance issues will be resolved soon, signaling progress toward securing IPO approval.
  • NSE has offered ₹10 billion to settle a longstanding co-location server dispute with SEBI, a key move to obtain a no-objection certificate for its public listing.
  • The exchange reported a consolidated Q4 FY25 net profit of ₹2,650 crore, up 7% year-on-year, and declared a ₹35 per-share dividend for the financial year.
  • Investor enthusiasm is spilling into related venues, with NCDEX unlisted shares jumping 27.5% to ₹255 as market participants anticipate fresh listing opportunities.