According to data from Unlistedzone, NSDL shares were exchanged as high in June 2025 as RS 1,275 in the non -listed market before it cooled to approximately RS 1,025 in July as the IPO process progressed. For investors who bought the share during the pre-listing phase, the increase in Friday meant an important psychological and financial milestone.
The share made its public debut on 6 August on RS 880, a premium of 10% for the IPO issue price of RS 800, and has since risen every day. At the end of Friday, the share of 62.5% was won compared to the IPO price and 47.8% above the listing price.
IPO Frenzy supported by Fundamentals
NSDL’s RS 4,012 Crore IPO, a full supply for sale problem, received an overwhelming demand. The issue was subscribed 41.02 times, led by qualified institutional buyers at 103.97 times, followed by non-institutional investors at 34.98 times and retail investors at 7.76 times. Anchor investors have contributed RS 1,201.44 crore through allocations on July 29.
“We remain constructive on NSDL, given the leadership in the institutional deposition segment and the important role in offering storage and storage services to investment funds, insurers, banks, banks and foreign portfolio investors (FPIs). With a Robuuste Market position, a Robuuste HOLDERSE SAUTIFUTS A Robuuste Hold Funing position said a Robuuste Hold Before Robuuste Hold Foreguity have long -term display in the mind, “desk.
“For those who have not received a allocation, it would be wise to wait for a market dip before they consider new access, especially in the midst of the prevailing market volatility,” Garg said.
Market infrastructure pillar
NSDL, a SEBI-registered market infrastructure institution (MII), plays a fundamental role in the Ecosystem of India in the capital market. The company manages dematerialized effects and offers a series of services, including Demat Account Operations, Trade Settlements, Pledge Management, E-Voting and Business Actions. From March 2025, NSDL managed 3.94 Crore Active Demat accounts via 294 Depository participants.
Her subsidiaries, NSDL Database Management and NSDL Payments Bank, are expanding her reach to e-government and digital financial infrastructure.
“National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) made a pretty good, solid debut at the stock market,” said Shivani Nyati, head of wealth at Swastika Investmart. “The company is expanding its horizon with more services and options with added value. The company has brought steady growth in its top and operating results.”
Nyati also emphasized the regulatory status of the company and stated: “National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) is by Sebi-registered market infrastructure institution and acts as a securities storage in India.”
Strong financial data, measured optimism
For FY25, NSDL reported the turnover of RS 1,535.19 Crore, an increase of 12% on an annual basis, while profit after the tax rose by 25% to RS 343.12 Crore. Despite the strong financial performance, some analysts have marked ratings as richly, with the IPO priced on a p/e multiple of 46.63 and a price-to-book value of 7.98.
“Investors are advised to make partial profit near the list level and to keep some shares, possibly with a stop -loss around RS 850,” said Nyati.
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