The Company plans to debut on NSE through Direct Listing
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RDB Infrastructure and Power Limited, currently listed on BSE and Calcutta Stock Exchange, has announced plans to get its shares listed on NSE through a Direct Listing route. The Board of Directors approved this proposal at their meeting held on 03rd February 2026, subject to meeting eligibility criteria and receiving necessary approvals. The company will engage professional advisors to guide the listing process. Management expects the dual-exchange presence to boost trading liquidity, attract domestic and global institutional investors, improve price discovery, and provide better access to capital for future growth.
This is a positive development for shareholders as it should improve liquidity and visibility for the stock, potentially leading to better price discovery and broader investor participation. However, the listing is subject to regulatory approvals and eligibility, so the actual timeline and outcome remain uncertain.