Nexus Select Trust Share Price Target 2025, 2026, 2030, 2040, 2050

Nexus Select Trust is India’s first retail Real Estate Investment Trust that owns and runs large shopping malls and retail spaces. These malls are located in major cities like Delhi, Navi Mumbai, Bengaluru, Pune, Hyderabad, and Chennai. The company is set up as a trust under Indian law and is registered with SEBI. Its properties include hotels, shopping malls and office buildings. Many well-known Indian and international brands have their stores in these malls. It primarily focuses on retail properties and aims to offer modern shopping and lifestyle experiences in urban areas.

What is Nexus Select Trust Ltd NSE: NXST?

Nexus Select Trust is an indian company established in 2023 in India and is owned by Blackstone, a large global investment firm. It mainly owns and manages big shopping malls. As of March 2025, it owns 19 malls in 15 cities across India, covering about 10.6 million square feet. It also owns 3 hotels and 3 office buildings. Most of the mall spaces are rented out, and stores in these malls made sales of ₹124 billion in one year. It is also growing by buying more properties, like a mall and hotel in Ludhiana for ₹490 crore. Some of its popular malls are Nexus Elante in Chandigarh and Nexus Select CityWalk in Delhi.

Share Price Target Tomorrow

For some previous months, the stock found support after a strong bearish move. After taking support the stock shown very strong bullish move and tried to reach its all-time high price. For buying the stock ,you should wait for breakout of the all time high price. If the price break the all time high level then you could think for buying this stock.

Day	Minimum Price (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
Tomorrow	-1.4	+4.08

Nexus Select Trust Share price Target 2025

The company is doing well financially and runs a steady business. It owns big shopping malls that are rented out, which brings regular income. Because the rent agreements are usually long-term, the trust earns money stably and reliably. Even though the profits it makes from the money it uses are not very high, it still runs its business smoothly and keeps a good portion of the money it earns. It also gives out strong and regular dividends, which means it shares a lot of its profits with investors. Recently, its profit has gone up and down a little because of higher costs, like interest on loans and the decreasing value of buildings over time. But overall, its main business is growing steadily. In 2025, its share price target would be ₹193, as per our analysis.

By our prediction, its share price would be between ₹120 to ₹193 in 2025.

Year	Minimum Price (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
2025	120	193

Month	Minimum Price  (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
January	133	142
February	131	138
March	120	134
April	125	132
May	128	136
June	133	142
July	138	160
August	136	167
September	137	170
October	135	175
November	150	186
December	158	193

Nexus Select Trust Share Price Target 2026

It manages a large group of properties in different cities across India. Most of these are big shopping malls with thousands of stores that include popular Indian and international brands. These stores sell things like clothes, electronics, food, and groceries. Besides malls, the trust also owns some office buildings and hotels. The hotels are inside busy malls and offer comfortable places to stay, while the office buildings are rented out for long periods, which helps bring steady income. Almost all the shop spaces in the malls are already rented, and many office spaces are in use too, showing that people and companies want to be there. In 2026, its share price target would be ₹261, as per our prediction.

Its share price would be between ₹189 to ₹261 in 2026, as per our analysis.

Year	Minimum Price (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
2026	189	261

Month	Minimum Price  (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
January	189	205
February	197	212
March	200	219
April	199	224
May	207	228
June	211	233
July	215	237
August	217	242
September	220	245
October	224	249
November	227	255
December	235	261

Share price Target 2027

It attracts a lot of visitors, which helps the stores sell a lot and shows that many people want to rent space there. The malls have many popular brands like big fashion stores, movie theatres such as PVR and Cinépolis, well-known restaurants, and large shops like H&M, Zara, Uniqlo, and Lifestyle. There are many different kinds of stores, and the trust doesn’t depend too much on any one brand or business. This also makes shopping more fun and interesting for visitors. It has agreements where some stores pay fixed rent and others pay rent based on how much they sell. In 2027, its share price target would be ₹332, as per our analysis.

By our prediction, its share price would be between ₹250 to ₹332 in 2027.

Year	Minimum Price (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
2027	250	332

Share price Target 2028

It manages its borrowing carefully to manage the debt. It also keeps enough cash and investments that can be quickly used for any short-term needs. The trust raises money by selling bonds with fixed interest rates, which helps them pay off old debts and buy new properties. Recently, it lowered its interest costs by switching some loans to ones with lower rates, making it easier to handle payments. This smart way of managing money gives it the ability to buy more properties in the future while keeping its finances healthy and its credit score strong. In 2028, its share price target would be ₹404, as per our analysis.

By our prediction, its share price would be between ₹327 to ₹404 in 2028.

Year	Minimum Price (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
2028	327	404

Share price Target 2029

It makes steady money from popular malls that have most of their shops rented. The lease deals are good, with long terms, options to renew, and regular rent increases. It can easily pay its debts and handle any future loan changes. Some risks are strong competition, many leases ending soon, and possible drops in visitors or rent. But because it borrows carefully, keeps enough cash, and runs its business well, it is expected to do good business in future too. In 2029, its share price target would be ₹477, as per our prediction.

Its share price would be between ₹395 to ₹477 in 2029, as per our analysis.

Year	Minimum Price (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
2029	395	477

Nexus Select Trust share price Target 2030

The company has more than a thousand brands in around three thousand stores, with a good mix of big stores, regular shops, entertainment spots, and places to eat. Its lease deals include regular rent increases and chances to renew. Some rent comes from how well the stores sell, so both the stores and the company benefit when sales go up. Having different types of tenants lowers the risk of relying too much on one kind of store and helps it to handle any problems in certain areas more easily. In 2030, its share price target would be ₹548, as per our analysis.

By our prediction, its share price would be between ₹467 to ₹548 in 2030.

Year	Minimum Price (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
2030	467	548

Month	Minimum Price  (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
January	467	480
February	472	498
March	475	504
April	479	512
May	485	517
June	488	523
July	497	525
August	504	529
September	503	532
October	507	535
November	512	541
December	517	548

Share price Target 2040

It is working hard to protect the environment and support people. It uses solar and hybrid energy in many of its malls, which helps reduce pollution and save money on electricity. This also makes the company more attractive to investors and businesses that care about the planet. The company believes in giving equal chances to everyone, and many women are part of its team. It also focuses on using less energy, managing waste properly, and helping local communities. These efforts help the company grow in a smart and responsible way. In 2040, its share price target would be ₹1330, as per our prediction.

Its share price would be between ₹1236 to ₹1330 in 2040, as per our analysis.

Year	Minimum Price (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
2040	1236	1330

Month	Minimum Price  (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
January	1236	1252
February	1239	1260
March	1242	1263
April	1238	1267
May	1236	1272
June	1238	1277
July	1242	1280
August	1247	1286
September	1256	1290
October	1267	1307
November	1275	1318
December	1286	1330

Share Price Target 2050

The company is planning to open more shopping spaces every year in Eastern India and smaller cities. It will do this by buying good malls and building new ones. The company wants to use its borrowed money carefully, keep its debts low, and give steady profits to investors. Nexus also focuses on being eco-friendly, managing its business well, and using its earnings to buy better properties. As more people spend money and want modern shopping places, it is in a good position to become a leading name in India’s retail property market. In 2050, its share price target would be ₹2192, as per our analysis.

By our prediction, its share price would be between ₹2095 to ₹2192 in 2050.

Year	Minimum Price (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
2050	2095	2192

Month	Minimum Price  (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
January	2095	2124
February	2100	2139
March	2107	2142
April	2111	2156
May	2114	2162
June	2119	2167
July	2123	2170
August	2126	2178
September	2124	2180
October	2127	2183
November	2132	2184
December	2138	2192

Should I buy Nexus Select Trust stock?

Year	Minimum Price (Rs)	Maximum Price (Rs)
2025	120	193
2026	189	261
2027	250	332
2028	327	404
2029	395	477
2030	467	548
2040	1236	1330
2050	2095	2192

The company seems like a good choice for long-term investment because it makes regular money from its shopping malls, which are mostly full and located in big cities. The company also gives good dividends and plans to grow by buying more malls and expanding to new places. But, there are some risks, like more people shopping online, relying on a few big stores for rent, and the stock being a bit costly at the moment. So, it’s better to wait until the stock price goes above its highest level before deciding to buy.

Nexus Select Trust earnings results

	Mar 2023 8m	Mar 2024	Mar 2025
Sales +	-0	1,916	2,283
Expenses +	3	632	731
Operating Profit	-3	1,284	1,552
OPM %		67%	68%
Other Income +	-0	88	126
Interest	-0	337	394
Depreciation	-0	520	586
Profit before tax	-3	515	698
Tax %	-0%	-16%	31%
Net Profit +	-3	599	483
EPS in Rs	—	3.95	3.19
Dividend Payout %	-0%	178%	199%

Key Metrics

TTM PE Ratio	PB Ratio	Dividend Yield	Sector PE	Sector PB	Sector Div Yld
41.78	1.43	4.77%	49.90	3.94	0.95%

Peers & Comparison

Stock	PE Ratio	PB Ratio	Dividend Yield
Nexus Select Trust	41.78	1.43	4.77%
DLF Ltd	47.90	4.92	0.71%
Lodha Developers Ltd	52.17	7.12	0.29%
Prestige Estates Projects Ltd	164.20	6.50	0.09%

Is Nexus Select Trust stock good to buy? (bull case & bear case)

Bull Case:

• Net Operating Income (NOI) grew by 7% in Q4 FY25.
• The malls are almost fully rented, with 97.2% occupancy.
• Stores in the malls made ₹2,900 crore in sales in Q4 FY25.
• They plan to double the number of malls and increase space by 2030.
• Recently bought the Vegathe  City Mall and MBD Complex, which will add more income.
• They have low debt, with only 16% Loan-to-Value (LTV).
• They expect to pay dividends of 6.9% in FY26 and 7.4% in FY27.

Bear Case:

• If people spend less or shop more online, mall sales and rent could drop.
• Too many new malls might cause too much retail space, lowering rents.
• Most income comes from a few big tenants, which is risky if they leave.

Conclusion

It is the first company in India that owns and runs big shopping malls, hotels, and office buildings in important cities like Delhi and Bengaluru. Most of the mall spaces are rented out to many shops. The company plans to grow by adding more malls in the coming years while keeping its debts low and paying good profits to investors. There are some risks, like more competition, fewer shoppers, or depending too much on a few big shops. But overall, it is a strong business that manages money well.

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