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NSE IPO: NIACL, IFCI, other stocks gain up to 14% as NSE files for India's largest IPO. Who's selling stake?

Shares of IFCI, SBI, and other companies saw significant gains on Thursday. This surge followed the National Stock Exchange filing its draft IPO papers. Several companies are named as selling shareholders in the Offer for Sale component. The NSE's public issue is anticipated to be India's largest.

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NSE IPO: NIACL, IFCI, other stocks gain up to 14% as NSE files for India's largest IPO. Who's selling stake?
Shares of IFCI, SBI, and other companies saw significant gains on Thursday. This surge followed the National Stock Exchange filing its draft IPO papers. Several companies are named as selling shareholders in the Offer for Sale component. The NSE's public issue is anticipated to be India's largest.
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