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NSE Unveils Design of New Mumbai Headquarters
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What Happened?
The National Stock Exchange of India has revealed the design for its new headquarters in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex, created by architect Hafeez Contractor. The building aims to symbolize India's growing presence in global finance.
Key points
- The new headquarters will be located at plots C-81 and C-82 in Bandra Kurla Complex.
- The land covers approximately 10,995 square meters and was leased for 80 years.
- The total premium for the land allotment is around Rs 1,684 crore.
- NSE's current headquarters is located at Exchange Plaza in the same complex.
- The new building is part of NSE's long-term expansion plans.
Key insights
- The design reflects India's ambition to be a significant player in global finance.
- The new headquarters may attract more businesses to Mumbai's financial district.
- The project signifies a commitment to innovation in India's financial markets.
Why it matters
The new headquarters could enhance NSE's role in India's financial landscape.
Entities
National Stock Exchange of India· OrganizationMumbai· CityHafeez Contractor· Person
Source
India Today
