Today, on 8 August 2025, there is also a huge decline in the stock market. The Sensex, the main index of Dalal Street, is trading with red mark. By 3 pm, the Sensex fell around 650 points to 79,976.34. However, in the meantime, the storm of NSDL, a company that steps into the market, continues. Even in the falling market, this stock is not angry with its investors. From the listing till now the company’s stock has run over 67 percent.
At the time of trading, the shares of National Securities Depository Limited rose 19.2% on BSE to Rs 1,339 on Friday, causing the total profit of IPO investors to 67.4% from the IPO price of Rs 800 and the upbury up after the listing reached 52% from the listing price of Rs 880. This rapid speed of three days has forced investors to consider a traditional option.
NSDL shares, which started on August 6 at Rs 880 at 10% premium from the issue price, has increased rapidly throughout the week. The stock touched an Intrade high of Rs 920 on its first day, after which a jump of 20% reached Rs 1,123 on Thursday, where it touched the upper circuit on BSE.
Share strong demand
From the very beginning, the interest of investors was seen as a safa. NSDL’s IPO of Rs 4,012 crore, which was a complete proposal for sale, received 41.02 times the subscription, with qualified institutional buyers at the forefront with 103.97 times. Non-institutional investors received 34.98 times and retail investors received 7.76 times. On July 29, the company raised Rs 1,201.44 crore through anchor allocation.
In the ET’s report, Gaurav Garg of Lemon Markets Desk said that its leadership in the institutional depository segment and mutual funds, insurance companies, banks and foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), we remain creative on NSDL, given its important role in providing custodial and depository services to foreign portfolio investors (FPIs). With strong market status, stable revenue probability and proper assessment, we recommend holding this fund in view long.
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