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HDB Financial Services’ unlisted shares have surged 30% over the past month as investor interest grows ahead of the anticipated SEBI approval for its IPO.
Unlisted shares of HDB Financial Services, a key subsidiary of HDFC Bank, have jumped 30% in the past month, reflecting heightened investor interest ahead of SEBI’s approval of its IPO draft on June 3, 2025. As of June 4, shares were trading at ₹1,275 in the unlisted market. While the stock is up 17.5% over the past year, the six-month gain stands at a modest 2%. Meanwhile, HDFC Bank’s shares traded flat at ₹1,924.8 on the NSE.
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