NSE IPO: SEBI chief says no proposal from National Stock Exchange seeking approval for trading on its own platform

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Since the issue is an OFS, NSE itself will not get any of the funds raised. After deducting issue expenses, the proceeds will go to the shareholders selling their shares.

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NSE IPO: SEBI chief says no proposal from National Stock Exchange seeking approval for trading on its own platform

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