Synopsis:- Shares moved about 2% after a board meeting was scheduled to consider a stock split. Client base stood at 35.7 million with 0.68 million additions in December. Market share rose to 20.5%, funding book reached Rs 53 billion, while asset management (AUM) grew to Rs 4 billion in Q2FY26.
The shares of this broking house gained up to 2 percent in today’s trading session from the day’s high after the company scheduled a meeting for the purpose of a stock split.
With a market capitalization of Rs 21,946.60 crore, the shares of Angel One Ltd were trading at Rs 2,415.55 per share, decreasing around 2.32 percent as compared to the previous closing price of Rs 2,472.25 apiece.
Stock Split & Business Update
According to the company filing, Angel One Ltd has scheduled a meeting on Thursday, January 15, 2026, for the sub-division/split of existing equity shares having a face value of Rs. 10 each, fully paid up.
Moreover, in December, gross client additions rose 35.3% MoM to 0.68 million, though they declined 12.8% YoY. The client base grew 1.8% MoM and 21% YoY to 35.71 million. Orders added increased 10% MoM and 8% YoY to 129.01 million, while average daily orders fell 5% MoM but rose 3.1% YoY to 5.86 million.
Financial & other Highlights
The company reported a weak Q2FY26, with revenue falling from Rs 1,515 crore to Rs 1,202 crore, reflecting slower demand or execution pressures. Profitability was hit harder, as net profit declined 49% to Rs 212 crore, indicating margin stress and higher costs despite a still sizeable topline.
On a year-on-year basis, Angel One Ltd saw pressure on operating performance. Operating profit declined from Rs 672 crore in Q2FY25 to Rs 415 crore in Q2FY26, reflecting lower activity and higher costs. Operating margin also compressed sharply from 44% to 35%, indicating reduced operating leverage compared to the strong base of last year.
During the quarter, Angel One saw retail equity turnover market share rise to 20.5% from 19.3% QoQ. Average client funding book increased 36% QoQ to Rs 53.1 billion. However, order volumes declined 26% QoQ to 360 million. Overall, ADT improved to Rs 1.4 trillion, reflecting steady client engagement despite softer trading activity.
During the quarter, Angel One’s asset management business showed steady traction. AUM rose 16.8% QoQ to Rs 4.0 billion, while folios increased 50.4% QoQ to 138,000. Geographic reach expanded to 15,700 pincodes. With seven passive schemes live across equity, debt, and gold, the focus remains on low-cost, transparent products to build a stable annuity-led revenue stream.
Angel One is a leading Indian fintech and brokerage platform offering equity trading, derivatives, commodities, mutual funds, and wealth products. Powered by a strong digital ecosystem, data-driven insights, and a large retail client base, the company focuses on scalable technology, low-cost investing, and broad financial market participation.
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