E to E Transportation Infrastructure IPO is a book build issue of ₹84.22 crore. The issue is a fresh issue of 0.48 crore shares worth ₹84.22 crore. Bidding for E to E Transportation Infrastructure IPO will open for subscription on December 26, 2025 and will close on December 30, 2025. The allotment for the E to E Transportation Infrastructure IPO is expected to be finalized on December 31, 2025. E to E Transportation Infrastructure IPO will be listed on NSE SME and the tentative date of listing has been fixed as January 2, 2026. The price band of E to E Transportation Infrastructure IPO has been fixed at ₹164.00 to ₹174.00 per share. The lot size for one application is 800.

Dhara Rail Projects IPO is a book build issue of ₹50.20 crore. The issue is a completely fresh issue of 0.40 crore shares, worth ₹50.20 crore.

Dhara Rail Projects IPO will open for subscription on December 23, 2025 and close on December 26, 2025.

The allotment of Dhara Rail Projects IPO is expected to be final on December 29, 2025. Dhara Rail Projects IPO will be listed on NSE SME, the probable listing date of which has been fixed as December 31, 2025.

After the Railway Sector, now private companies are going to enter the Nuclear Sector of India also.

After the Shanti Bill was passed in the Lok Sabha, decades old strict nuclear regulations have been eased. The government is emphasizing on Nuclear Energy for Energy Self-Reliance and Geo-Political strength.

At present there are 25 Nuclear Plants in India, while the target is to take the capacity to 100 GW by 2047. FDI limit has been increased to 49%.

Nuclear sector of ₹2 lakh crore can reach ₹20 lakh crore in the next 20 years. Major Stocks related to this Theme are: MTAR Technologies, NTPC, GE Vernova and BHEL.

NSE IPO: IPO of the country’s most stock exchange NSE can get the green signal from the stock market regulator SEBI soon. SEBI Chief Tuhin Kant Pandey has said that he will investigate the reasons for the delay in the IPO of NSE. In the year 2016 itself, the NSE filed a draft paper near the regulator to bring the IPO.

After the first board meeting of SEBI, chaired by Tuhin Kant Pandey, when he came to the media, he was asked questions about the delay in the IPO of NSE. He said, we will definitely look at this matter and the issues will try how to go away. In terms of market share, the National Stock Exchange is the largest stock exchange in the country, which has been looking for the arrival of its IPO for the last eight years.

The wait for the listing of the IPO and its shares of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is getting longer. Investors have been waiting for it for years. Last year, Sebi told the Delhi High Court during the hearing of a case that NSE has not made any fresh demand for the no objection certificate ie NOC regarding its listing. SEBI also made it clear that the National Stock Exchange itself is responsible for the reason for the delay in the IPO process. A PIL was filed in the Delhi High Court, demanding SEBI to approve NSE IPO soon.
NSE had also received approval from SEBI years ago regarding its proposed IPO and listing of shares on the market. The NSE filed an application with SEBI in 2016 itself, which was approved by the regulator, but the draft was later returned. After the case came to light on co-location facilities, SEBI returned the draft of NSE in 2019 and asked him to file a draft of IPO afresh after completion of the investigation of the Co-Lction Facilitation case. In August 2024, NSE applied to SEBI for the Non -Old Certificate (NOC), which is still waiting for approval.

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