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What NSE's Monopoly Numbers Actually Mean For Its IPO

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9m 34s | Updated on September 15, 2026, 11:26 IST

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In this episode of Markets Today, we decode how NSE's upcoming IPO could deliver massive gains for long-term shareholders like SBI and New India Assurance, why ISRO has clarified that it is not being privatised despite greater private-sector participation in space activities, and Adani Airports' global expansion plans, including potential bids in Sicily and the UK, backed by a fresh ₹9,825 crore capital raise and ambitious airport-city development plans.

In this episode of Markets Today, we decode 3 big stories — NSE's IPO unlocking massive returns for early shareholders, the truth behind ISRO's alleged privatisation, and Adani Airports exploring international expansion including Sicily and the UK.

NSE IPO — Who Makes The Most Money IPO price band ₹1,700–₹1,785, issue size ₹22,562 crore — fully OFS. SBI acquired shares at 80 paise, potentially earning ₹2,850 crore. New India Assurance's cost: 32 paise — a ~5.58 lakh% gross return. FY26 income: ₹18,713 crore, profit: ₹10,302 crore.

ISRO Is Not Being Privatised ISRO called privatisation "baseless and incorrect." What's changing: private companies getting more space in mature, commercial activities. ISRO stays focused on frontier research, strategic missions and next-generation systems.

Adani Airports Goes Global Bid for Sicily's main airport, exploring Associated British Ports in UK. Fresh ₹9,825 crore equity raised from Temasek, BlackRock, Premji Invest. India plan: 12 to 20 crore passenger capacity, plus 2.2 crore sq ft airport-city development.

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