RDB Infrastructure and Power's board approved a proposal for direct listing on the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) during its meeting held on February 3, 2026. According to the company's exchange filing, this move represents the next phase of its strategic expansion and reflects its long-term objective of enhancing shareholder value while strengthening its presence in India's capital markets ecosystem. The company plans to engage reputed professionals and advisors to guide and support the NSE listing process. As per the latest filing, the board approved the proposal 'subject to fulfilment of eligibility criteria and receipt of necessary approvals' for listing of the company's equity shares on NSE via Direct Listing. The company stated that this proposed NSE listing represents a 'natural progression in Company's growth journey' and underlines management's confidence in the company's business model, governance standards, and long-term growth prospects.
The stock demonstrated strong momentum during Wednesday's trading session, starting at ₹65.38 and extending gains to reach a day's high of ₹66.98, representing a 4.36% surge. As per latest market data, the stock was trading at ₹66.20 around noon with a 2.84% gain against the previous day's closing value of ₹64.18. The company's shares have shown significant long-term performance, with the stock delivering a multibagger return of 3,900% over the past five years, jumping 20% in the last year and 40% in the last six months. However, the stock has declined nearly 3% in the last five trading sessions amid volatile market conditions. The stock is currently gaining for the last two consecutive trading sessions and moving higher than 5-day, 50-day, 100-day and 200-day moving averages but lower than 20-day moving averages.
The company anticipates that dual-exchange presence will significantly enhance trading liquidity and broaden its investor base. As reported by ET Now, RDB Infrastructure and Power expects enhanced visibility among domestic as well as global institutional investors following the NSE listing. The company believes listing on NSE will strengthen market participation and improve price discovery, providing enhanced access to capital for funding future growth initiatives, strategic investments, and innovation-led expansion. According to the company's latest filing, this proposed NSE listing represents a 'natural progression in Company's growth journey' and underlines management's confidence in the company's business model, governance standards, and long-term growth prospects. The company remains committed to creating sustainable value for all stakeholders while pursuing new opportunities that align with its strategic vision.
"As part of its next phase of strategic expansion, RDB Infrastructure and Power Limited is pleased to announce its intent to pursue a listing on the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE), Direct Listing," the company stated in its exchange filing. This initiative reflects the Company's long-term vision to enhance shareholder value and position itself more prominently within India's capital markets ecosystem. The announcement comes as domestic equity indices trade range-bound following a massive rally on Tuesday driven by the India-US trade deal announcement, though market sentiment remains subdued due to heavy sell-off in IT stocks. A direct listing is a way for companies to list their existing shares on a stock exchange without issuing new shares or raising fresh capital, which is usually faster and seen as a cheaper alternative to an IPO route.
Over the past five years, RDB Infrastructure and Power has delivered a multibagger return of more than 4000%, as reported by ET Now. The company highlighted that it has demonstrated consistent growth since its listing on the BSE, supported by steady execution, expanding business capabilities, and a focus on value creation for shareholders. Over time, the company has evolved into a resilient and scalable enterprise with stronger operational and financial foundations. In the second quarter of current financial year (Q2 FY26), RDB Infrastructure and Power had reported nearly 80% rise in net profit to ₹3.05 crore, with revenue from operations standing at ₹18.50 crore, down more than 40% on YoY basis. The stock has delivered solid returns in recent years, with a 20% jump in one year, 400% return in two years, 1,500% growth in three years, and 4,000% surge in five years.
