New Delhi, Nov 9, 2026 14:30 IST The National Stock Exchange of India has revealed the architectural design for its proposed new headquarters situated in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex, providing an initial glimpse of a structure expected to serve as a prominent addition to the city's financial hub. Created by acclaimed architect Hafeez Contractor, the planned edifice is conceptualized to represent innovation, ambition, and the rising prominence of India within international financial sectors, according to an announcement shared by the exchange on social media.
In its official statements, the exchange highlighted that the initiative aims to reshape the urban horizon of Mumbai while capturing a forward-looking vision aligned with the continuous expansion of Indian capital markets. The new corporate center is slated for construction across plots C-81 and C-82 within Block G of the Bandra Kurla Complex, a premier business and financial zone.
The two designated plots encompass an area of roughly 10,995 square metres and were granted to the exchange by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority under an 80-year lease agreement. Reports indicate that the land acquisition involved a combined premium valued at approximately Rs 1,684 crore.
While the design has been officially presented, the exchange has not yet disclosed specific figures regarding total construction expenditures, overall built-up dimensions, or an estimated schedule for completion. The institution currently operates from Exchange Plaza, also situated within the Bandra Kurla Complex, as part of broader operational and expansion strategies.
Previous reports have indicated that the current Exchange Plaza facility is intended to be converted into a dedicated data center and event space once the transition takes place. The recent design reveal marks a significant progression in the exchange's long-term infrastructure roadmap within the metropolitan financial district.