Mumbai, August 14:
The NSDL share price fell for the second consecutive session on Wednesday, slipping nearly 3% in intraday trade, after the company announced its Q1 FY26 results earlier this week.
The newly listed stock has now slipped 18% from its record high within just three trading sessions, reversing a part of the strong post-listing rally.
Market Performance
- Intraday Low: ₹1,166 per share
- Previous Close: ₹1,206 per share
- Loss in Last Two Sessions: Over 9%
- Fall from Record High: Nearly 18% in three days
The stock opened flat on August 14 but soon slipped into the red, hitting the day’s low at ₹1,166 before stabilizing.
Company Q1 Financial Highlights
For the April–June 2025 quarter (Q1 FY26):
- Net Profit: ₹89.63 crore — up 15% YoY from ₹77.82 crore
- Total Expenses: ₹228 crore — down 14% YoY
- Revenue from Operations: ₹312 crore — down 7.5% YoY (₹337 crore in Q1 FY25)
- Sequential Revenue Drop: 14% from ₹364 crore in Q4 FY25
While profits improved due to lower expenses, the revenue decline weighed on market sentiment.
Listing and Rally History
NSDL shares made their stock market debut on August 6, listing at a 10% premium to the IPO price of ₹880 per share on the BSE.
Since listing:
Aug 6 | ₹880 | ₹943 | ₹880 | ₹936 |
Aug 7 | ₹934 | ₹1,123.20 | ₹930 | ₹1,123.20 |
Aug 8 | ₹1,160 | ₹1,342.60 | ₹1,140 | ₹1,300.30 |
Aug 11 | ₹1,301 | ₹1,425 | ₹1,257 | ₹1,273 |
Aug 12 | ₹1,299.90 | ₹1,352.95 | ₹1,257.60 | ₹1,288.80 |
Aug 13 | ₹1,298 | ₹1,307.70 | ₹1,198 | ₹1,206 |
Aug 14* | ₹1,206 | ₹1,210 | ₹1,166 | — |
In its first four sessions, the stock surged 62% from its listing price and 78% from the IPO price to hit an all-time high of ₹1,425 per share.
Valuation Snapshot
- Current P/E Ratio: ~71.5
- P/E at Listing: ~49
- CDSL (Peer) P/E Ratio: ~66
Summary
The NSDL share price is witnessing a sharp pullback after a steep rally post-listing. While Q1 FY26 results showed healthy profit growth and reduced expenses, the drop in revenue appears to have triggered profit booking. The stock remains well above its IPO price but has lost significant ground from recent highs.
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