Angel One The shares collapsed 6 percent before finishing Thursday, since their profits fell 49 percent in the fourth quarter of 2015.
The action ended the day trade in ₹ 2,356.05 in the EEB, after opening to ₹ 2,200.
On Wednesday after the market, the company reported its net consolidated gain for the quarter ending in March 2025 to ₹ 174.52 million rupees, compared to ₹ 339.94 million rupees in the corresponding quarter of the previous year.
Its net brokerage income fell 28 percent to ₹ 490.6 million rupees. The broker added 16 Lakh clients in the fourth quarter, a 22.4 percent decrease.
In addition, its consolidated income was reduced 22.2 percent to ₹ 1,056 million rupees in the quarter of March 2025, of ₹ 1,357.27 million rupees in the same previous period.
The Board also recommended a dividend or ₹ 26 per action.
Motilal Oswal emphasized that the fourth quarter numbers were affected by F&P regulations and a weak market environment, while their profits were reached by a high cost structure and IPL spends.
Motilal believes that Angel One has the liver of corrective prices, among others, to recover income growth and protect profitability, which carries the margins to 45-50 percent in the long term. In addition, new companies, such as the distribution of loans, fixed deposits, heritage management and AMC, win traction in the medium term.
Posted on April 17, 2025
