The IPO of the country’s largest depository National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) has opened from today. This is the same company that is considered the backbone of India’s demat system. Investors in IPO can apply till 1 August 2025. The total issue size is ₹ 4,011.60 crore and it is fully offered for sale (offs), that is, the company is not issuing any new equity shares with this issue.
How much money will be made?
NSDL has fixed the price band ₹ 760 to ₹ 800 per share for its IPO. There are 18 shares in 1 lot for retail investors. That is, if you apply on the upper price band, then you have to invest ₹ 13,680. Investors can also apply for more shares in the multiplier of 18.
GMP is getting a gesture of profit
The performance of NSDL shares in the gray market looks much better. NSDL’s Gmp ₹ 126 was recorded on 31 July. That is, the share price can go to ₹ 926 at the time of listing. This means that investors can get a possible benefit of up to ₹ 126 per share. That is, by applying ₹ 14,400 to ₹ 2,268. Although GMP is an official indicator, it is possible to fluctuate, but initial signs are indicating good profits. Investors will be finalized on August 4, 2025. After this, the listing of shares will be on both NSE and BSE stock exchanges on 6 August.
Who got how much share?
In this IPO, different parts have been fixed for institutional and retail investors.
- 50% share is reserved for QIBS (Qualified Institutional Buyers)
- 35% share for retail investors
- 15% share for NII (Non-Institutional Investors)
- Apart from this, 85,000 shares are reserved for the employees of the company, who are being given a discount of ₹ 76 per share.
Who is selling its stake?
Since this is the issue ofs, the company is not selling itself but the current shareholders selling their stake. Those who sell stake include the country’s renowned institutions.
- National Stock Exchange (NSE)
- State Bank of India (SBI)
- Union bank of india
- And Suuti (Unit Trust of India)
Apart from all this, about 5.01 crore equity shares are being sold under this issue.
What does NSDL do?
NSDL, which started in 1996, is India’s first and largest depository, which handles the safety of investors’ demat accounts and securities. NSDL’s role in the country’s rapidly growing capital market is considered very important. Through IPO, now common investors are getting an opportunity to take part in this big financial institution.
What to do investors?
If you invest in the IPO with the intention of making profits, then the IPO of NSDL looks strong contender. The company’s reputation, strong gray market premium and participation of big institutional investors make it a reliable opportunity. However, it is important to understand risk and investment capabilities before any investment.
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