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NSDL Shares Jumps 19% on Day 3, Beats IPO Expectations

NSDL shares soared nearly 19% on the third day of trading post-listing, pushing its total gains to 52% and its market cap past ₹26,000 crore. Here’s what’s driving the bullish momentum.
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NSDL shares: The stock extended its post-listing rally to 47.6% from the stock’s listing price of Rs 880.

On August 8, National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) shares surged nearly 19%, marking the third straight day of strong gains. The stock is now over 68% above its IPO price of Rs.800, reflecting a powerful post-listing performance.

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Post-Listing Performance

Since its debut on August 6, NSDL has recorded a 52% rise in just three sessions. The stock's market capitalization has crossed Rs.26,000 crore, highlighting intense investor interest and confidence.

Market Debut Recap

NSDL made a modest listing at Rs.880 per share on BSE, just 10% above its IPO price. While the debut was slightly below grey market expectations of a 16% premium, the stock quickly gained momentum in subsequent sessions.

Analyst Viewpoint

Analysts suggest that long-term holding may benefit investors, thanks to NSDL’s leadership in India’s depository space. As one of only two players in the segment, the company boasts high entry barriers, pricing power, and a dominant market position.

Valuation Metrics

Currently, NSDL trades at a P/E of around 77, which is higher than rival CDSL’s P/E of 66. Experts say this premium reflects investor confidence in NSDL’s scale, technology edge, and institutional trust.

Investment Risks Noted

Analysts warn that valuations may cool off if market activity slows. Risks include cybersecurity threats, transaction volume dependency, and regulatory compliance—areas that new investors should factor in.

Investor Sentiment Strong

According to market experts, NSDL’s strong rally underlines solid investor belief in its market infrastructure role. Both retail and institutional buyers seem to be backing the stock, banking on its long-term growth trajectory.

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