Divya Delhi : In the NSDL IPO, shares opened at a 10% premium at ₹880 each on the BSE. NSDL launched an IPO valued ₹4,011.6 crore. Selling shareholders will get net proceeds from this IPO, not the firm. NSDL share price: NSDL shares, which provide depository services to individual and institutional clients, debuted well on the Bombay Stock Exchange. On the BSE, NSDL shares traded for ₹880 per share, a 10% premium above the issue price of ₹800. Since the National shares Exchange (NSE) promotes the firm, only BSE will list the shares. NSDL shares traded 1.31 crore on the BSE in the first five minutes. The overall market capitalization of NSDL was ₹18,182 crore. Investors in the NSDL IPO had to bid 18 shares. Retail investors who received shares during the NSDL IPO might have earned at least ₹1,440 per lot (₹80 x 18) once the stock hit the exchange. The minimum lot size for Small Non-Institutional Investors (sNIIs) was 14 lots or 252 shares. SNIIs who won shares would have made a minimum profit of ₹20,160 (₹80 x 252). Big Non-Institutional Investors (bNIIs) would have made a minimum profit of ₹100,800 (₹ 80 × 1260). QIBs subscribed approximately 104 times for the NSDL IPO, while NIIs subscribed 34.9 times. Retail investors brought 7.7 times the subscription. An IPO of ₹4,011.6 crore was offered for sale. The transaction will not benefit the firm. Net of offer-related expenditures and taxes, selling stockholders will get the proceeds. NSDL, a SEBI-registered market infrastructure institution, provides depository services through "Demat Accounts" held by investors through depository participants for equities, preference shares, warrants, funds, debt instruments, and electronic gold receipts. Its centralized digital bookkeeping system lets security holders retain and transfer securities electronically, providing efficient and cost-effective settlement solutions.