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NSE's IPO to be second biggest till now as offer size cut, price band lowered

India's premier stock exchange, NSE, has finally revealed the long-anticipated details of its initial public offering. Existing investors will sell fewer shares at a revised price band, aiming to raise between Rs 21,494 crore and Rs 22,569 crore. The public can subscribe from September 17 to September 21, with the official listing set for September 24, marking a pivotal advancement for NSE.

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NSE's IPO to be second biggest till now as offer size cut, price band lowered
India's premier stock exchange, NSE, has finally revealed the long-anticipated details of its initial public offering. Existing investors will sell fewer shares at a revised price band, aiming to raise between Rs 21,494 crore and Rs 22,569 crore. The public can subscribe from September 17 to September 21, with the official listing set for September 24, marking a pivotal advancement for NSE.
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