When will the IPO of SJVN Green and NLC Green come?
In the new year i.e. 2026, a big good news is coming from the government companies (PSU) for the stock market investors. If you are looking for an opportunity to invest in government shares and renewable energy sector, then the coming year is going to be very important for you.
According to the report of ET Boat, the government has intensified preparations to list the ‘green’ units of its two major companies in the stock market. DIPAM has put the entire process for listing of these two companies on ‘fast track’, so that they can be launched in the market on time.
The two companies that are being discussed the most include NLC Green and SJVN’s green energy companies. The government’s plan is to keep a sufficient time gap between these two IPOs so that there is demand from investors in the market and there is no congestion.
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According to the report, NLC Green will be listed first. It is expected that the IPO of NLC Green may hit the market only in the first half of the year 2026. Only after its success will the government proceed with the listing of SJVN Green.
After the recent listing of NTPC Green Energy, the government now wants to take advantage of other energy companies also. Keeping in mind the goal of increasing the capacity of renewable energy, these companies are being allowed to raise money from the market. DIPAM believes that the current market conditions are very favorable for listing of government companies. NLC India has already initiated the process of transferring its renewable assets to a new subsidiary ‘NIRL’, paving the way for the IPO.
Stock Market Closing Today, 26 December
The stock markets closed with losses for the second consecutive trading session today due to the fall in shares of IT and financial companies. Today the Sensex closed at the level of 85,041.45 points with a fall of 0.43% i.e. 367.25 points. Whereas Nifty closed at the level of 26,042.30 points with a fall of 0.38% i.e. 99.80 points. Let us know today’s top gainer and loser shares.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice in any way. ET NOW Swadesh recommends its readers and viewers to consult their financial advisors before taking any money-related decisions.
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