BSE shares surged 14% to a 52-week high amid optimism surrounding NSE's potential IPO, following a recent regulatory relief in the co-location scam. Analysts see this as a re-rating catalyst.

As per a latest development, SEBI has disposed of its proceedings against the NSE, Ravi Narain, Chitra Ramkrishna, Anand Subramanian, and others in a 2019 case pertaining to the co-location facility,

Shares of the Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd. (BSE) surged over 13% on Wednesday, reaching record highs and marking gains in three

BSE Ltd.'s stock in India is set for its best weekly performance ever, driven by speculation of NSE's potential IPO listing. Shares surged 9% on Friday, extending weekly gains to about 38%. If NSE lists publicly,

The Rs 6,560 crore IPO issue from Bajaj Housing Finance opened for public subscription between September 9 and September 11 made its D-Street debut today. As against the IPO issue price of Rs 70, the stock debuted at Rs 150 per share on both the NSE and BSE,

Kross Limited manufactures trailer axles and safety-critical parts for M&HCV. The company reported a significant profit increase in FY 2024. Its IPO, launched at ₹228-240 per share, was heavily subscribed but listed at the IPO price of ₹240 on the stock exchanges.

BSE stock soared over 17 percent, hitting an all-time high of Rs 3,448 on the NSE, driven by high trading volumes. In the past 12 months, the counter has zoomed 170 percent, more than doubling investors' money.

Sebi's dismissal of a case against NSE and its officials in the co-location scam has revived hopes of the exchange's IPO. This decision, citing insufficient evidence, clears a major hurdle for NSE's long-awaited public offering.