NSE Q1 FY 25 Results Analysis: PAT Grew by 39% YoY, Revenue By 51%
Last Updated: October 15, 2025 | 4 min read
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Last Updated: October 15, 2025 | 4 min read
Financial Content Writer. 5 Years of experience of working and marketing Fintech Solutions.
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) recently released its FY 25 Q1 Results, showing significant growth in many financial metrics. This blog analyzes and explores the results.
NSE Group's total revenue in the quarter ending June '24 increased by 47% from INR 3,357 crores to INR 4,950 crores. This significant rise showcases NSE’s ability to generate continuous growth in operations.
Here is a breakdown of NSE’s Revenue
The operating revenue was 91% of the total revenue.
The total consolidated revenue comprises 74% from transaction charges, 14% from investment income, 5% from data center and connectivity charges, 2% from data services, and 1% each from listing and index services.
FY 25 Q1 Total Expenses were Rs 943 crores, before contribution to Core SGF Fund. This is 16% more than YoY Rs 826 crore spent in the same year. The YoY total expense including contribution to SGF increased from Rs 857 cr to Rs 1529 crore, which is a massive 78% jump.
This jump in expenses was mainly due to:-
Increase in regulatory fees of Rs 83 crores.
Increased contribution to SGF of Rs 537 crores.
The Profit After Tax rose 39% Year on Year from Rs 2568 crore to Rs 1844 crore thus increasing the profitability.
(Without Additional Contribution to Core SGF as desired by SEBI ) : 79% at Rs.11,611 crs (P.Y 81% at Rs.9,631 crs)
(With Additional Contribution to Core SGF as desired by SEBI ) : 67% at Rs.9,870 crs (P.Y 80% at Rs.9,428 crs)
The Year on Year EPS rose to Rs 51.86 per share in FY 25 Q1, from Rs 37.26 per share in the same period last year.
Source: NSE Website
As on 30th June 24, the NSE’s worth was standing at Rs 26,546 cr, as compared to Rs 23,974 cr on March,24. The Book Value per share has also increased from Rs.484 per share in March, 24 to Rs.536 per share in June 24.
The return on equity increased from 37% in the March quarter to 41% in the June Quarter, hence growing the share value of investors. These positive indicators make NSE unlisted shares a healthy investment to grow your wealth.
Read More: NSE’s Massive Milestone – Crosses 10 Crore Investor Mark.
The NSE in India is one of the most actively traded shares in the unlisted market. With its recent financial performance and declaring a 4:1 bonus issue, the NSE Share price jumped from Rs 6000-6500 per share. .
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