NSE Dominates Closing Auction: 99.1% Share, ₹1,383.8 Cr Turnover
By Market Desk
NSE achieves 99.1% market share in India’s Closing Auction Session on Aug 5, 2026, with a massive ₹1,383.8 Cr turnover, dwarfing BSE’s performance.
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) demonstrated overwhelming dominance in India’s Closing Auction Session (CAS) on August 5, 2026. The exchange secured a staggering 99.1% market share, underscoring its significant presence in daily trading activities.
This strong performance led to a substantial turnover for the NSE during the session. It reported Rs 1,383.8 crore, effectively capturing almost the entire Closing Auction Session’s trading volume for the day.
Session Highlights
- NSE Market Share: 99.1%, indicating near-total control of CAS.
- NSE Turnover: Rs 1,383.8 crore, a significant daily trading volume.
- BSE Market Share: 0.9%, representing a marginal presence.
- BSE Turnover: Rs 12.5 crore, a stark contrast to NSE’s figures.
- Combined CAS Turnover: Rs 1,396.3 crore across both major exchanges.
In a sharp contrast to the NSE’s commanding figures, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) recorded a vastly lower performance. Its turnover stood at only Rs 12.5 crore, translating to a marginal 0.9% market share in this specific segment.
The cumulative turnover for both leading exchanges during the Closing Auction Session reached Rs 1,396.3 crore. This consolidated figure further highlighted the NSE’s established near-monopoly within India’s closing market auctions.
Overall, the National Stock Exchange firmly maintained its leading position in the Closing Auction Session, significantly overshadowing the Bombay Stock Exchange’s participation.