Angel One has released its key business performance data for May 2025, reflecting modest growth in several areas despite some year-on-year declines.
The company recorded a total of 21 trading days during the month, up from 19 in April. Its client base expanded to 31.95 million, a 1.5% increase compared to the previous month and a 34.1% rise over the same period last year. Gross client acquisition stood at 0.50 million, showing a slight month-on-month growth but a sharp drop of over 43% compared to May 2024.
In terms of trading activity, the number of orders rose to 121.55 million from 106.61 million in April, although this represented a 23.4% decline from the year-ago period. The average daily orders also followed a similar pattern, with a month-on-month increase of 3.2% but a notable year-on-year fall.
The company’s average client funding book reached ₹40.05 billion, marking an increase of 2.4% over April and 46.2% compared to May last year. Meanwhile, unique mutual fund SIP registrations grew by over 12% month-on-month to around 628,000.
Looking at the notional turnover, Angel One’s overall average daily turnover (ADTO) based on F&O and cash segments was ₹35,815 billion, a 3.1% decline from April. The F&O segment alone accounted for ₹34,983 billion, showing a 2.9% drop. On the other hand, cash segment ADTO rose 22.3% to ₹86 billion.
In the commodity segment, ADTO was ₹745 billion, a decline from the previous month but still up 47.2% on a yearly basis. Option premium turnover fell to ₹975 billion overall, though the F&O portion of that segment saw a slight month-on-month increase.
In terms of market share, Angel One maintained its position across various segments. Its share of the overall equity option premium turnover rose to 20%, and in the F&O segment, it reached 21.4%. The company’s share in the cash and commodity segments remained stable, with minor changes.
