Archive · 26 Jul 2025
NSDL IPO: Comparing India's Depositories: NSDL vs. CDSL
NSDL, one of India's main companies for holding electronic stocks, is selling shares to the public.
This lets people own a part of the company.
The price will be between 760 and 800 rupees per share, starting July 30.
NSDL and CDSL both do the same job but are a bit different.
NSDL focuses on big investors, while CDSL is more for regular people who buy stocks.
NSDL has been around longer and handles more money from stocks, but CDSL has many more customers.
NSDL, the first Indian depository, is launching an IPO on July 30.
The IPO's price band is between Rs 760 and Rs 800 per share.
NSDL and CDSL are the two central depositories in India, holding securities electronically.
NSDL primarily caters to large institutional investors, with 4.04 crore client accounts.
CDSL, the other depository, is retail-focused and has a larger account base.
- Who
- NSDL, CDSL, and investors.
- What
- NSDL is launching an IPO.
- When
- The IPO launches July 30, 2025.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To allow investors to own a part of the company.
- IPO Price Band
- Rs 760-800 per share
- Opening Date
- July 30, 2025
- NSDL Clients
- 4.04 crore (June 2025)
- CDSL Clients
- 15.86 crore (June 2025)
- NSDL FY25 Net Profit Rise
- 24.6%
- CDSL Q4 Revenue Decline
- 4.3%
