NSE sells digital examination business to CL Educate for Rs 230 crore


The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has sold its Digital Examination Business (DEX) to CL Educate Limited for Rs 230 crores. In an exchange filing, CL Educate announced that its board approved the acquisition of DEX from NSEIT Limited on Thursday.

CL Educate will also make a binding offer, with an additional Rs 75 crores payable upon achieving certain business milestones.

Shares of CL Educate, which gained 26% in the last two weeks, closed at Rs 97.99, up 3.3% on Friday.

NSEIT Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of NSE Investments and a step-down subsidiary of NSE, managed DEX. DEX provides consultancy services and technical collaboration in automating end-to-end online examinations, testing, development, online surveys, question bank management, online applications and registrations and so on. For the year ending March 31, 2024, DEX reported a turnover of approximately Rs 200 crores.

NSE decided to exit its non-core businesses, including technology and education, at a board meeting held on November 5, 2022. In March, it sold NSEIT’s digital technology business and its subsidiaries NSEIT US, Aujas Cybersecurity, and CXIO Technologies to Investcorp, a leading global manager of alternative investments based in the US.

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