NSDL Stock Crash: For the first time after listing, NSDL shares suddenly fell heavily - what will happen next

News Topical, Digital Desk : After a blockbuster debut in the market, NSDL shares have seen their first major decline. Experts and reports have said that the company's profits have increased, but a 7.5% drop in revenue has put investors in tension. Experts say that short-term players should book profits, while long-term investors can take advantage of the dip.

On Wednesday, August 13, 2025, the company's stock opened at Rs 1,298.00 against a closing price of Rs 1,288.80. After this, the stock fell sharply and the stock came below Rs 1,230. NSDL shares have fallen by about 5%. Let us tell you that the listing took place on August 6 at ₹ 880. From there, the stock has climbed 70 percent. The

company's quarterly results are the reason - On the evening of August 12, the company released quarterly results, there has been a decline in revenue. It stood at ₹ 312 crore, which is 7.5% lower year-on-year (was ₹ 337 crore in Q1 FY25) and a decline of more than 14% from the previous quarter. At the same time, the profit is ₹ 89.63 crore, an increase of more than 15% year-on-year. The stock jumped 78% to an all-time high in 4 trading sessions after listing. The current P/E is around 78, which was 49 at the time of listing and is higher than CDSL's 65. 

Brokerage and Expert Opinion INVasset PMS: Valuation may look expensive, but scale, technology and market trust are leading to a premium. If market activity slows down, better entry points can be found. Bonanza: Short-term investors are advised to book profits, long-term investors can bear the volatility and hold. Ambareesh Baliga: IPO investors are advised to book profits and shift to CDSL. SBI Securities: Short-term players should book profits, long-term investors should buy on dips. 

Message for investors If you had bought into the IPO, it may be wise to book profits now as the stock has caught volatility after a sharp rally. From a long term perspective, NSDL is still the leader in the demat market, but it is important to keep an eye on expensive valuations and market sentiments.

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