NSE becomes India’s largest unlisted company by number of shareholders as tally crosses 1 lakh

According to sources cited by CNBC-TV18, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) has crossed the 100,000 shareholder mark, making it the largest unlisted company in India by number of shareholders.

Despite being one of the country’s premier stock exchanges, NSE itself remains unlisted, meaning its shares are not traded on any public stock exchange. However, investors continue to participate in the company’s equity through the unlisted securities market, where brokers and platforms facilitate the buying and selling of such shares.

With growing interest in India’s capital market ecosystem, especially from retail investors, NSE’s shareholder base has surged, further solidifying its stature ahead of any potential IPO.

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