NSE IPO: Apply or Not? | Why SEBI Rejected NSE's IPO for 10 Years

NSE IPO 2026 is finally open! The National Stock Exchange IPO is open from 17–21 September 2026, but should you apply? In this video, we break down NSE's business model, financials, its 10-year IPO battle with SEBI, and whether it makes sense for listing gains or long-term investing.

This NSE IPO review in Hindi covers everything you need to know before you apply: the key dates, why this is a 100% Offer for Sale (OFS), how NSE actually makes money, its near-monopoly over BSE, and how SEBI's recent F&O rule changes have affected its profit margins.

We also go back in time: from floor trading at BSE in 1875, to the Pherwani Committee and the 1992 Harshad Mehta scam, to NSE's launch in 1994 that took Indian stock trading fully electronic. Then we explain why investors waited almost a decade for this IPO, the co-location case, the "Himalayan yogi" controversy, repeated SEBI rejections, and how NSE finally cleared SEBI's checklist.

📌 NSE IPO – Key Details 📅 Opens: 17 September 2026 📅 Closes: 21 September 2026 📅 Allotment: 22 September 2026 📅 Refunds & share credit: 23 September 2026 📅 Listing: 24 September 2026 (on BSE) 💰 Price band: ₹1,700 – ₹1,785 per share 📦 Lot size: 8 shares (₹14,280 minimum at upper band) 🏦 Issue type: 100% Offer for Sale (~₹22,562 crore) - the money goes to selling shareholders, not to NSE

If you already hold BSE or CDSL shares, does adding NSE make sense? Is it better for listing gains or long-term holding? Watch till the end for our take.

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⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Please do your own research or consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser before investing.