The NSE IPO has seen its issue size curtailed, with the revised pricing making valuations look more attractive compared with listed peer BSE. The reduced offer price could leave some value on the table for retail investors, according to market experts. Mayuresh Joshi, Head Equity Research, William O Neil India, explains how the NSE IPO stacks up against BSE on valuations and why the revised pricing could improve its appeal. With NSE’s IPO set to open on September 17, investors will be watching pricing, valuation and potential listing gains closely.
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