BSE's Net more than doubles to Rs 220 crore on expanding base but falls QoQ after F&O curbs

The exchanges' standalone transaction charges were slightly lower on QoQ basis at Rs 493.6 crore, but nearly 200% higher compared to a year ago.

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The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has more than doubled its net profit for the December quarter at Rs 219.67 crore, rising by 103% on year. Its revenue from operations came in at Rs 773.54 crore, higher by 108% on year, riding on the expanding investor base and increasing stock market turnover.

However, on QoQ basis, BSE's net profit fell by 37% after regulatory measures were put in place by Sebi during the December quarter, to rein in excessive F&O trading.

The exchanges' standalone transaction charges were slightly lower on QoQ basis at Rs 493.6 crore, but nearly 200% higher compared to a year ago. The Average Daily Notional Turnover for BSE during Q3FY25 was at Rs 105 lakh crore, lower compared to a quarter ago, but more than double from what it reported a year ago. Similarly, the Average Daily Lots for Q3FY25 were 12.8 crore, lower than the 15.3 crore reported a quarter ago, but higher than 6.8 crore reported in Q3FY24.

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Shares of BSE ended the session near the low of day, down over 4% on February 6. Over the last one year, BSE's stock is higher by 125%.