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Bank of Baroda to Trim NSE Stake: Big Move Ahead of IPO

Bank of Baroda to Trim NSE Stake: Big Move Ahead of IPO

Bank of Baroda is planning to sell up to 35% of its holding in the National Stock Exchange (NSE) through an Offer for Sale (OFS). The bank plans to offload around 76.9 lakh NSE shares. 

The move comes just as NSE prepares for its much-awaited IPO, which could become India’s biggest IPO, with an estimated size of around ₹30,000 crore. 

🔹 Shares to be sold: ~76.9 lakh

🔹 Stake being divested: Up to 35% of BoB’s NSE holding

🔹 Route: Offer for Sale (OFS)

🔹 Why it matters: BoB gets an opportunity to monetise part of its valuable NSE investment 💰

For NSE, the IPO is a major milestone after years of regulatory delays. For Bank of Baroda, the stake sale could unlock significant value from an investment made long ago.

One thing is clear — NSE’s IPO is turning into a major event for India’s capital markets. 👀 

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