NSDL IPO: What GMP signals ahead of launch and what it means for investors
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NSDL IPO: Key details
The NSDL IPO opens for public subscription on July 30, 2025, and closes on August 1, 2025, with anchor bidding scheduled for July 29. The company aims to raise Rs 4,011.6 crore through this offer, priced between Rs 760 and Rs 800 per share.
Retail investors can bid in a lot size of 18 shares, requiring a minimum investment of Rs 14,400.
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Backed by marquee stakeholders such as
SBI
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IDBI Bank
, NSE,
HDFC Bank
,
Union Bank of India
, and SUUTI, NSDL's IPO will see these institutions offload part of their holdings.
Notably, SBI is offloading 40 lakh shares bought at Rs 2 each, potentially netting Rs 320 crore, while IDBI Bank stands to realize Rs 1,776 crore from its 2.22 crore shares, also bought at Rs 2. SUUTI, which had invested just Rs 68.3 lakh in its 34.15 lakh shares, is expected to generate Rs 273.2 crore from the sale.
Even HDFC Bank, which acquired its stake at a higher price of Rs 108.29 per share, will see a significant return of around 638%.
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NSDL IPO key dates and lead managers
The allotment of shares is slated for August 4, and listing is scheduled for August 6, 2025. The IPO is being managed by a consortium of top financial institutions, including ICICI Securities,
Axis Capital
, HSBC Securities, IDBI Capital, Motilal Oswal Investment Advisors, and SBI Capital Markets.
As India's first and one of its largest depositories, NSDL's IPO marks a key moment for the country's capital market ecosystem. With strong institutional backing, a solid GMP, and a clear growth narrative, all eyes will be on how the stock performs on debut.
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