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NSE IPO: Ownership Structure Details Revealed in Filings

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The National Stock Exchange filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus with the market regulator for its public listing. The ownership structure revealed that Life Insurance Corporation of India was the single largest shareholder with a 10.72 percent stake. Other major shareholders included State Bank of India at 3.23 percent, and General Insurance Corporation of India held 1.42 percent.

From newindianexpress.com, chinanationalnews.com

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The IPO was structured as an offer for sale, allowing government-owned banks and insurance companies to organize their balance sheets. The listing process involved various public sector institutions and prominent individual investors.

From newindianexpress.com, chinanationalnews.com

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  1. BoB and SBI sell stakes in NSE IPO; LIC confirmed as largest shareholder, with Canadian funds investing.1 source
  2. SBI plans to dilute its stake in the NSE IPO amid detailed ownership structure updates.1 source
  3. NSE filed DRHP with SEBI for a major IPO, with GIC, SBI, and LIC as key stakeholders, and Bank of Baroda also expected to sell shares.1 source
  4. GIC Re holds 1.64% stake in NSE, and DMart founder also holds shares.1 source
  5. LIC is the single largest shareholder in NSE; SBI and SHCIL also hold significant stakes.1 source
  6. Snapshot of current major shareholder holdings in NSE by LIC, GIC, SBI, and Radhakishan Damani.1 source

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