NSE allots shares worth $703 million to anchor investors ahead of IPO, sources say

The National Stock Exchange has allocated shares worth $703 million to anchor investors, a key step before its initial public offering. This allocation is a significant milestone in NSE's plans to raise $2.3 billion through its IPO, which will be an offer-for-sale by existing shareholders. The allocation of shares to anchor investors is a way for the exchange to attract major investors and build interest in the IPO. This development is important for the Indian stock market as it signals a major fundraising effort by a key player.

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The National Stock Exchange allocated shares worth over $700 million to anchor investors, including India's Life Insurance Corporation and Norway's Norges Bank. This move indicates strong investor interest in the upcoming IPO.

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