- MUMBAI — The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) has reached a significant
milestone, becoming the largest unlisted company in India with over 100,000
shareholders, according to latest industry data.
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- This makes the NSE one of the few entities in the country to
have such a vast number of investors as not many listed companies in India have
managed to achieve the same level of shareholder base.
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- The impressive growth in the number of shareholders reflects
strong investor interest in the exchange, which continues to play a key role in
the country’s financial ecosystem.
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- The NSE has consistently attracted attention due to its
pivotal position in India’s securities market, being a major platform for
trading in equities, derivatives, and other financial products.
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- Meanwhile, for the financial year ending March 31 (FY25),
the NSE reported a 17 per cent year-on-year (YoY) increase in consolidated
total income, reaching INR 19,177 crore.
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- Net profit for the fiscal rose by an impressive 47 per cent
to INR 12,188 crore, according to its filing.
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- Earnings per share also jumped to INR 49.24 from INR 33.56
in the previous financial year, factoring in the issuance of bonus equity
shares in a 4:1 ratio.
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- The Board of Directors recommended a final dividend of INR
35 per equity share, which includes a special one-time dividend of INR 11.46,
the company said in its filing.
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