Published 23 September 2026
The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) is expected to begin trading on **24 September 2026**. Reuters reported that the ₹2.3 billion IPO was fully subscribed and that NSE shares were expected to start trading on that date.
The IPO price band was ₹1,700–₹1,785 a share. That is not the same as the listing price. Once trading opens, the market matches buy and sell orders to establish the first traded price. It can be above or below the IPO price.
An unofficial grey-market premium is not an exchange price and should not be treated as a prediction or investment advice.
Use the official registrar named in the final IPO documents or the relevant exchange announcements. Keep your PAN and application details ready. If you were allotted shares, they are normally credited to your demat account before trading begins; if you were not allotted shares, the blocked application amount is released according to the issue timetable.
A small free float can make early trading more volatile. The opening price and intraday moves are market outcomes, not a measure of whether an IPO application was “successful.”
NSE shares are expected to begin trading on 24 September 2026.
No. The opening traded price is discovered through market orders on listing day.
No. This is a factual guide to the listing process, not a recommendation to buy or sell.
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