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NSE Downsizes India IPO, Signaling Mounting Valuation Concern

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 10 September 2026, 17:48 UTC By Rajesh Mascarenhas 1 min read
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National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. has downsized its initial public offering, a sign of mounting concern over the willingness of investors to buy into the deal at the valuation the firm had been seeking.

National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. has downsized its initial public offering, a sign of mounting concern over the willingness of investors to buy into the deal at the valuation the firm had been seeking.
NSE Downsizes India IPO (ORG) Signaling Mounting Valuation Concern National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. (ORG)
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