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ESDS Software surges 235% in 4 sessions as AI infra fever grips markets
After the recent launch of its IPO, ESDS Software Solutions has seen a noteworthy increase in stock performance, indicating strong investor confidence in the expansion of India's data-centre landscape. This shift is largely due to the soaring demand for cloud technology and AI services. By 2030,
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Another Day, Another Upper Circuit: ESDS Now Up 269% From IPO Price
The seemingly unstoppable rally in ESDS Software Solution continued today, with the stock hitting the upper circuit for the fifth consecutive trading session since making its market debut last week. Shares of the enterprise cloud and AI company jumped 10% to touch the upper circuit of ₹1,582.70 on
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ESDS Touches Upper Circuit For The Fourth Consecutive Trading Session, Stock Skyrockets 3.3X IPO Price
Riding the bulls since listing last Friday, stock of enterprise cloud and AI company ESDS Software Solution hit an upper circuit of 10% for the fourth consecutive session today, taking the stock to more than three times its IPO issue price. The stock is locked at a 10% upper circuit of ₹1,418.50 on
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ESDS Software Solution has surged 269% from its IPO price of ₹429, hitting upper circuit limits for five consecutive trading sessions. The enterprise cloud and AI company's rally reflects surging investor confidence in India's AI infrastructure boom, driven by a $1.25-billion contract with Sharon AI and expectations of explosive growth in the cloud GPU market.

EsDS Software Solution has emerged as one of India's hottest AI infrastructure bets, with shares skyrocketing 269% from its IPO price of ₹429 to ₹1,582.70 on the NSE within just five trading sessions
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. The enterprise cloud and AI company hit its fifth consecutive upper circuit on September 10, climbing 10% to reach a market capitalization of ₹18,289 crore (approximately $1.9 billion)2
. The stock debuted on September 4 at ₹757 on the NSE, already reflecting a 76.5% premium over its issue price, before continuing its relentless ascent3
.The stock surge reflects broader expectations that India's cloud and AI infrastructure spending is entering a structural growth phase. India's cloud GPU market could grow at nearly 50% annually through FY30, while the country's operational data center capacity is projected to rise to nearly 4 GW by 2030 from about 1.5-1.7 GW in 2025
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. Choice Institutional Equities estimates India's cloud market will expand at a 23.6% CAGR from ₹65,100 crore in FY25 to ₹1.90 lakh crore by FY30, driven by enterprise digitization, greater adoption among BFSI players, and rising government workloads3
.EsDS's $1.25-billion AI infrastructure contract with Australia-based Sharon AI has sharply lifted earnings expectations and serves as a key growth driver
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. Choice Institutional Equities expects ESDS's operating revenue to increase nearly 9.7X from ₹472 crore in FY26 to ₹4,581 crore by FY28, largely driven by the ramp-up of its AI infrastructure business2
. The brokerage initiated coverage with a 'Buy' rating and a target price of ₹1,550, which the stock has already surpassed by 2.1%2
.The ₹720-crore IPO, comprising entirely a fresh issue of shares, was subscribed 135.88X during its three-day bidding period, with qualified institutional buyers leading demand by subscribing 261.51X
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. Trading volumes have been exceptionally heavy, with 15.8 million shares changing hands on the NSE on debut and another 12.8 million on September 8, equivalent to roughly 11% of the company's post-IPO shares1
. The combination of a relatively tight float and intense demand has amplified the stock surge.Related Stories
Nashik-based ESDS, founded in 2005, reported consolidated net profit more than doubling to ₹120.8 crore in FY26 from ₹55.6 crore in the previous fiscal year, while operating revenue increased 30.7% to ₹472.2 crore from ₹361.3 crore in FY25
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. The company provides cloud computing, data center, managed services, and AI-led digital solutions to government and enterprise customers. Its exposure is diversified across enterprise clients (55.1%), government clients (27.4%), and BFSI customers (17.5%)3
.Piyush Somani, chairman and managing director of ESDS Software Solutions Limited, told ET: "We believe India can realistically bring 30-40 GW of new data center power online within the next ten years, backed by a rapidly expanding generation base, renewable capacity additions and a policy environment that treats digital infrastructure as strategic"
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. EY India noted that "artificial intelligence is turning data centers from enabling infrastructure into strategic infrastructure" as rising demand for computing puts greater pressure on power, land and connectivity1
. However, Choice Institutional Equities flagged execution of the Sharon AI contract, customer concentration, capital-intensive expansion plans, and rising competition as key risks to watch2
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