NSE Jan-Mar consol revenue from ops falls 13% QoQ, net profit falls 31%
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--NSE Jan-Mar consol net profit INR 26.50 bln vs INR 38.34 bln qtr ago
--NSE Jan-Mar consol revenue INR 37.71 bln vs INR 43.49 bln qtr ago
--NSE FY25 consol net profit INR 121.88 bln vs INR 83.06 bln year ago
--NSE FY25 consol revenue INR 171.41 bln vs INR 147.80 bln year ago
--NSE Jan-Mar consol operating EBITDA INR 27.99 bln vs INR 33.98 bln qtr ago
--NSE Jan-Mar consol operating EBITDA margin 74% vs 78% qtr ago
--NSE FY25 consol operating EBITDA margin 74% vs 67% year ago
--NSE FY25 consol operating EBITDA INR 126.47 bln vs INR 98.70 bln year ago
--NSE to pay INR 35 per share final dividend for FY25
NEW DELHI – The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. has reported a 13% sequential decline and 18% on-year fall in its consolidated revenue from operations to INR 37.71 billion for the March quarter. In a press release Tuesday, the largest stock exchange in the country in terms of turnover in equities cash market and derivatives, said its March quarter consolidated net profit fell 31% sequentially and increased 7% on year to INR 26.50 billion.
The March quarter was the first quarter which had the full impact of the stringent equity derivatives rules, prescribed by the Securities and Exchange of India, which kicked in on Nov. 20. This had resulted in a sharp fall in trading volume and turnover on the exchange's equity derivatives segment. For the full year 2024-25 (Apr-Mar), NSE's consolidated revenue from operations increased 16% to INR 171.41 billion, while the net profit jumped up 47% to INR 121.88 billion.
The NSE said the reduction in volumes across cash market and derivatives segments resulted in the consolidated revenue from transaction charges declining 15% on quarter to INR 29.39 billion in the March quarter. Transaction charges had a share of 78% in the aggregate revenue in the March quarter.
The exchange's consolidated operating earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation declined 18% on quarter and 8% on year to INR 27.99 billion in the March quarter. The operating EBITDA margin contracted to 74% in the reporting quarter from 78% in the December quarter. In FY25, the consolidated operating EBITDA grew 28% to INR 126.47 billion, with an operating EBITDA margin of 74% as compared with 67% in FY24.
The NSE said in the press release for FY25 it paid INR 18.04 billion as fees to SEBI. It also collected from members and paid to the government INR 484.39 billion towards securities transaction tax during the last financial year. The board of NSE Tuesday approved a final dividend of INR 35 per share for FY25. End
Reported by Rajesh Gajra
Edited by Akul Nishant Akhoury
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