Why Did Angel One’s Net Profit Plummet 34% in Q1?

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Key Takeaways
- Net profit fell by 34.4% to Rs 114 crore.
- Revenue from operations increased by 8% to Rs 1,140.5 crore.
- Total orders rose to 34.3 crore, marking a 4.8% growth.
- F&O orders experienced a 4.5% increase.
- Angel One added over 1.5 million new clients this quarter.
Mumbai, July 16 (NationPress) - On Wednesday, Angel One revealed its financial performance for the first quarter (Q1) of FY26, indicating a significant 34.4% decline in consolidated net profit to Rs 114 crore, a drop from Rs 175 crore recorded in the previous quarter (Q4 FY25).
Despite this decline in profit, the company achieved a commendable 8% increase in revenue from operations, climbing to Rs 1,140.5 crore from Rs 1,056 crore quarter-on-quarter (QoQ), as disclosed in its stock exchange filing.
Total income also saw an uptick, rising by 8.05% sequentially to Rs 1,143 crore, according to the company's filing.
The total number of orders processed on the platform during this quarter surged to 34.3 crore, reflecting a 4.8% increase from 32.7 crore in Q4 FY25.
Of these, F&O orders grew by 4.5% to 24.1 crore, while cash orders remained unchanged at 7.5 crore.
Regarding market share, the company's portion of overall retail equity turnover saw a decrease of 17 basis points to 19.7%, and its F&O market share dropped by 47 basis points to 21%.
Conversely, the cash segment's share increased by 46 basis points to 18%, while the commodity share decreased by 72 basis points to 57%.
Discussing the results, Angel One Chairman and MD Dinesh Thakkar emphasized the company's commitment to leveraging technology, data, and AI to create a seamless and inclusive financial ecosystem, particularly as growth is anticipated to extend beyond Tier 1 cities.
Group CEO Ambarish Kenghe highlighted that over 1.5 million new clients were onboarded during the quarter, maintaining a steady market share of 15.3% among NSE active clients.
He noted that the firm's AI-driven platform is enhancing client engagement, retention, and operational efficiency, while also expanding new revenue opportunities in credit, wealth, and asset management.