44 crore through bulk deals on the NSE, ahead of the stock exchange operator's inclusion in the benchmark Nifty 50 index. 54 per share.

44 crore. On the buying side, UTI Mutual Fund bought 27,12,950 BSE shares at Rs 3,200 apiece, while Nippon India Mutual Fund purchased 25,29,550 shares at Rs 3,200 per share.

60 crore. 50 per share.

The counter traded in the range of Rs 3,100-Rs 3,200 on the NSE during Tuesday's session. 77% gain, as per NSE data.

80 apiece on the NSE on May 27, 2026. At Tuesday's closing price of Rs 3,200, BSE shares were around 28% below their 52-week high.

BSE shares set to enter Nifty 50BSE shares are slated to enter the benchmark Nifty 50 index from Wednesday, September 30, replacing Wipro as part of the NSE's semi-annual index rebalancing. The inclusion is expected to bring significant passive buying interest in BSE.

7 million BSE shares, translating into potential inflows of $657 million. Macquarie initiated coverage on BSE last week with an Outperform rating and a target price of Rs 4,000.

Jefferies has a more cautious view on BSE, with an Underperform rating and a Rs 2,940 target price. The brokerage has flagged BSE's exposure to domestic proprietary traders, who account for around 50% of notional turn over.

Nuvama downgraded BSE to Hold from Buy last month and cut its target price to Rs 3,240 from Rs 4,090, identifying three key headwinds converging in FY27. Disclosure: This article has been written by Kumar Gaurav, who is not a SEBI-registered Research Analyst or an Investment Adviser.

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