GENERAL23 Sept 2026
NSE shares to also trade on Metropolitan Stock Exchange after listing
The National Stock Exchange's own shares will now also trade on the Metropolitan Stock Exchange (MSE). MSE will admit them under the 'permitted to trade' category from September 24. Grey market trackers expect the share to list at about a 4 per cent premium. Experts say this could bring extra volumes to MSE, giving investors another platform to trade NSE shares.
Key Statutory Highlights
- MSE will admit NSE shares under the 'permitted to trade' category starting September 24.
- Grey market portals expect NSE shares to list at around a 4 per cent premium.
- Industry experts say this move could bring additional volumes to the exchange.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you plan to trade NSE shares on MSE after September 24, check with your broker whether your trading platform supports it, and confirm the actual listing price before placing any order.
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