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Delhi High Court backs Sebi’s approval of NSE’s IPO, dismissing challenge over pricing and transparency concerns.
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a legal challenge to Sebi’s no-objection certificate for the National Stock Exchange’s IPO, clearing a major hurdle in the exchange’s long-delayed public listing.
The court ruled the petition, filed by former judicial officer KC Aggarwal, lacked substantive merit and was likely intended to delay the process.
Aggarwal had contested Sebi’s approval, alleging NSE violated regulations by adjusting only prices in derivative contracts and debiting traders without proper justification.
Despite claims of procedural flaws and lack of transparency, the court upheld Sebi’s decision, allowing NSE to move forward with IPO preparations.
The exchange’s IPO, first filed in 2016, has faced years of delays due to governance and regulatory issues.
El Tribunal Superior de Delhi respalda la aprobación de Sebi de la OPI de NSE, rechazando el desafío sobre los precios y las preocupaciones de transparencia.