For the April–June quarter (Q1 FY25), the National Stock Exchange (NSE) announced a net profit of Rs 2,567 crore on Wednesday, up 39% from the previous year.
For Q1 FY25, the top exchange recorded consolidated revenue from operations of Rs 4,510 crore, an increase of 51% (year over year).
In a statement, the NSE stated that in addition to trading revenue, additional revenue streams—primarily data center and connectivity fees, clearing services, listing services, index services, and data services—supported the revenue from operations.
Consolidated, profits per share climbed from Rs 37.26 in Q1 FY24 to Rs 51.86 in Q1 FY25.
Regarding trading volumes, stock futures saw an average daily traded volume of Rs 2,09,279 crore (up 101% YoY) while cash markets reported an average daily traded volume of Rs 1,22,872 crore (up 11% YoY). For Q1 FY25, the average daily traded volumes of stock options (premium value) were Rs 71,957 crore, up 33% YoY.
Over the course of the quarter, the NSE spent a total of Rs 1,762 crore. As recommended by the markets regulator, the stock exchange provided for an extra Rs 587 crore to increase the corpus of the core settlement guarantee fund from its current level to Rs 10,500 crore.
For the first quarter of FY25, NSE sent in Rs 14,003 crore to the exchequer; STT/CTT accounted for Rs 12,054 crore, income tax for Rs 236 crore, stamp duty for Rs 1,018 crore, GST for Rs 362 crore, and SEBI charges for Rs 333 crore.
With a combined issue size of Rs 2,047 crore, the stock exchange listed five firms in a single day on Tuesday, marking yet another milestone. All five of the firms’ simultaneous listing ceremonies took place in Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Chennai, and Mumbai. Currently registered on the NSE, there are 2,535 firms across multiple sectors, having a market capitalization of Rs 455.79 lakh crore as of July 30.
