NSDL stock debut: What should investors do now? Market Guru Anil Singhvi Weighing
NSDL inventory list: With the country’s largest storage location debuting in the stock market, many investors who receive public offering grants now want to know what to do with NSDL stock after reasonable listing gains. The stock in the capital market debuted on Dalal Street with a premium of 10%, reaching Rs 936.95 on BSE on Wednesday, August 6, 2025.
After listing, should investors use NSDL stocks?
ZEE business executive editor Anil Singhvi earlier recommended subscribing to an NSDL IPO, citing medium-listing gains and strong long-term investment cases.
After the stock debut, Singhvi advised short-term investors to stop losses below Rs 875 to manage downside risks.
However, for long-term investors, Singhvi’s view remains positive, advising to hold the stock and be backed by the firm’s solid fundamentals and growth prospects.
Through this listing, NSDL became the second deposit service provider to be publicly listed in India, its peer Central Deposit Services Limited (CDSL).
NSDL IPO subscription details
The listing proves an overwhelming response from the investor category after successfully ending its IPO of Rs 401.1 crore. The problem exceeded 41 times, with bids exceeding Rs 1.1 lakh. Here is a breakdown of the subscription:
- Qualified Institutional Buyer (QIB): 104 times
- High Net Worth Individual (HNIS): 35 times
- Retail Investors: 8 times
NSDL stock performance on listing day
On Wednesday, NSDL stock opened at Rs 880, a 10% premium to the Rs 800 issue price. Its date high was Rs 943.85 and its earnings were nearly 18%. The stock is priced at Rs 936, up 17% from its issue price.
(Disclaimer: The views/advices/advices expressed here in this article are only by investment experts. Zee Business recommends that its readers consult their investment advisors before making any financial decisions.)
