📊 NSDL vs CDSL: Which Looks Stronger After Q2 Results?

India’s two major depositories — NSDL and CDSL — posted mixed Q2 performances. NSDL reported a 14.6% rise in net profit, driven by solid revenue growth and higher investment income. In contrast, CDSL saw a 13.6% decline in profit, reflecting weaker quarterly performance. Both companies declared dividends: NSDL: ₹2 per share CDSL: ₹12.50 per share Brokerages remain neutral on both stocks, with target prices of ₹1,270 for NSDL and ₹1,520 for CDSL. Notably, NSDL has already gained 21% in 2025, showing stronger market momentum compared to CDSL. 🔖 #NSDL #CDSL #Q2Results #StockMarketIndia #DepositoryStocks #MarketAnalysis #InvestingUpdate