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NSE’s $2.4 Billion India IPO Subscribed 5.7 Times as Books Close

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NSE’s $2.4 Billion India IPO Subscribed 5.7 Times as Books Close

National Stock Exchange of India Ltd.’s $2.4 billion initial public offering, one of the largest in India’s history, was subscribed 5.7 times as investors delivered their verdict on the long-awaited deal.

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