It is purely based on the companies wish. If they are interested in NSE they can or BSE they can.
BSE and NSE perform the same task. But why do we require both is they are like different grossery shops.
The main different between is BSE has more listed companies in it and NSE has more trade volume.
There is no any other technical reason for the companies to list in NSE or BSE...
how the company listed in BSE/NSE
how dose company get listed on BSE or NSE
To get listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) or the National Stock Exchange (NSE) in India, a company must meet specific criteria, including a minimum paid-up capital requirement (typically ₹10 crore for the BSE and ₹10 crore for the NSE), a track record of profitability, and compliance with corporate governance norms. Additionally, companies must submit a detailed prospectus and undergo a due diligence process. They must also have a minimum number of shareholders and adhere to the regulatory guidelines set by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
What is the complete listing procedure on NSE
SEBI stands for Securities and Exchanges Board of India. It is the governing body for all stock market related instruments in the country. No company is listed in it. Companies are listed either in the NSE or the BSE which are the registered stock exchanges in the country
how the company listed in BSE/NSE
how dose company get listed on BSE or NSE
in bse 30companies
plz tell me how many companies in bse &nse plz tell me how many companies in bse &nse
As of 2014, the Micromax Informatics Limited is NOT listed on the BSE or the NSE.
1343 companies listed as on 19/11/2010 at NSE, [Refer nseindia.com-corporates]
Spice Mobile is indeed a truly Indian company. It is infact a public listed company on BSE/NSE.
euronext
Spice Mobile is indeed a truly Indian company. It is infact a public listed company on BSE/NSE.
please tell me goldmine industries limited is bse india enlisted?
To get listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) or the National Stock Exchange (NSE) in India, a company must meet specific criteria, including a minimum paid-up capital requirement (typically ₹10 crore for the BSE and ₹10 crore for the NSE), a track record of profitability, and compliance with corporate governance norms. Additionally, companies must submit a detailed prospectus and undergo a due diligence process. They must also have a minimum number of shareholders and adhere to the regulatory guidelines set by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
You can sell it in the exchange you bought it. i.e., if you had bought in NSE you can sell only in NSE. Similarly for BSE