The upcoming initial public offering of the National Stock Exchange is expected to yield substantial financial returns for ten public-sector shareholders. Operating at the upper price band, these state-backed entities could collectively generate approximately Rs 12,802 crore through stake sales, with the State Bank of India slated to receive the largest share of the profits.
NSEโs IPO could deliver a massive windfall to 10 public-sector shareholders, which together could make a profit of around Rs 12,802 crore by selling their shares at the upper price band of Rs 1,785. State Bank of India stands to gain the most, with a potential profit of nearly Rs 2,849 crore, followed by The New India Assurance Company.
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