Investors rush into India’s National Stock Exchange IPO at valuation multiple above Nasdaq
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The $2.3 billion initial public offer of shares in India's National Stock Exchange has received a frenzied response from investors, drawing bids worth more than $10 billion despite its hefty price-to-earnings multiple, which values it above several U.S.
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What happened
The $2.3 billion initial public offer of shares in India's National Stock Exchange has received a frenzied response from investors, drawing bids worth more than $10 billion despite its hefty price-to-earnings multiple, which values it above several U.S.
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