Indian Bank To Sell 15 Lakh NSE Shares Through Proposed IPO
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Indian Bank plans to sell up to 15 lakh NSE shares, representing 17.91% of its holding. The shares will be sold through the offer for sale linked to the proposed NSE IPO.
Indian Bank has decided to offload a part of its holding in the National Stock Exchange (NSE) as part of the exchange's proposed initial public offering (IPO).
The state-owned lender said it plans to sell up to 15 lakh equity shares of NSE through the offer for sale (OFS). The proposed sale represents 17.91% of Indian Bank's total holding in the exchange.
Sale Subject To Regulatory Approvals
Indian Bank disclosed the proposed transaction in a filing with the stock exchanges. The sale will go ahead after receiving the required regulatory approvals.
The bank approved the OFS consent letter on 9 September 2026. The transaction is expected to be completed towards the end of September, based on the tentative timeline provided in the document.
Indian Bank will receive the consideration for the shares after the OFS process is completed. The lender is tendering its NSE shares as part of the proposed NSE IPO.
Indian Bank Received ₹29.31 Crore Dividend From NSE
The filing also showed that Indian Bank received a dividend of ₹29.31 crore from NSE for the financial year 2025-26.
The bank said the proposed transaction is not a related-party transaction. It also clarified that the sale is not being carried out under a Scheme of Arrangement, while provisions related to slump-sale disclosures do not apply.
Indian Bank shares ended the 9 September session at ₹856.65 on the NSE, down ₹3.25, or 0.38%, from the previous close.
The proposed sale comes as NSE moves ahead with preparations for its much-awaited IPO, under which several existing shareholders are expected to sell part of their holdings through an offer for sale.
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