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The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has released its Q4 financial results, showing a consolidated total income of Rs 4,397 crore. Despite a sequential decline in transaction charges, the exchange maintained strong financial performance with a 47% year-on-year increase in net profit. The Board has recommended a final dividend of Rs 35 per equity share, including a special one-time dividend. NSE's contribution to the national exchequer for the fiscal year stood impressively at Rs 59,798 crore.

Key Points: NSE Q4 Earnings Rs 4,397 Crore Dividend Announcement

  • NSE reports 17% annual income growth
  • Q4 transaction charges decline 15%
  • Special dividend of Rs 11.46 per share
  • Contributed Rs 59,798 crore to exchequer
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NSE clocks total income of Rs 4,397 crore in Q4, recommends Rs 35 dividend

NSE reports Q4 consolidated income of Rs 4,397 crore, recommends Rs 35 dividend with special one-time payout

"Our consolidated financial performance reflects robust market dynamics - NSE Financial Report"

Mumbai, May 6

The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) on Tuesday reported a consolidated total income of Rs 4,397 crore for Q4 FY25, compared to Rs 4,807 crore for Q3 and Rs 5,080 crore for the corresponding quarter of last year.

The consolidated revenue from transaction charges for Q4 was Rs 2,939 crore, a sequential decline of 15 per cent (on-quarter) due to a reduction in volumes across cash market and derivatives segment.

On a consolidated basis, total expenditure for Q4 FY25 increased by 4 per cent QoQ to Rs 1,124 crore.

Net profit decreased by 31 per cent (on-quarter) to Rs 2,650 crore for Q4 from Rs 3,834 crore for Q3.

For the financial year ended March 31, 2025, the consolidated total income increased by 17 per cent YoY to Rs 19,177 crore. The consolidated operating EBITDA for FY25 increased by 28 per cent YoY to Rs 12,647 crore.

Net profit for FY25, on a consolidated basis, increased by 47 per cent YoY Rs 12,188 crore. Earnings per share for FY25 increased to Rs 49.24 from Rs 33.56 for FY24, after considering the issuance of bonus equity shares in the ratio of 4:1.

In Q4 FY25, the cash market trading segment recorded an average daily traded volume (ADTVs) of Rs 95,488 crore (a decline of 8 per cent QoQ).

The standalone net profit during FY25 increased by 69 per cent YoY to Rs 11,246 crore.

The Board of Directors of NSE have recommended a final dividend of Rs 35 per equity share of Rs 1 each for the year ended March 31, 2025, subject to approval of the shareholders at the ensuing Annual General Meeting.

This includes a special one-time dividend of Rs 11.46 per equity share.

In the FY25 period, NSE's contribution to the exchequer was Rs 59,798 crore which comprised STT/CTT of Rs 48,439 crore, stamp duty of Rs 3,772 crore, SEBI fees of Rs 1,804 crore, income tax of Rs 3,831 crore and GST of Rs 1,952 crore.

- IANS

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Rahul K.
Good to see NSE performing well despite market volatility! The ₹35 dividend is a pleasant surprise for shareholders. Though Q4 profits dipped, the yearly growth of 47% is impressive. Shows the resilience of Indian markets 🇮🇳
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Priya M.
The special one-time dividend of ₹11.46 is a nice bonus! But I'm concerned about the 15% decline in transaction charges. Does this indicate reduced investor participation? Hope this isn't a sign of economic slowdown...
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Amit S.
₹59,798 crore contribution to exchequer is massive! NSE is truly a national asset. The government should use these funds wisely for infrastructure development. Also, bonus shares + dividend - what's not to love? 😊
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Sunita R.
While the yearly numbers look good, the quarterly decline in cash market volumes (-8%) and derivatives is worrying. Are retail investors moving away? NSE should focus more on financial literacy programs to bring more Indians into the market fold.
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Vikram J.
EPS growth from ₹33.56 to ₹49.24 is outstanding! This shows the strength of our capital markets. But I wish NSE would share more about their future plans - how they plan to compete with global exchanges and attract more FIIs.
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Neha P.
The numbers are good but I'm more impressed by the ₹3,772 crore stamp duty contribution! Shows how much the states benefit from stock market transactions. Maybe state governments should promote investing more aggressively.

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