Angel One Ltd., a major player in India’s retail broking space, witnessed its shares fall 3% today, trading at ₹3,124.90 as of 9:19 AM. The dip follows the company’s disclosure of key November business metrics, highlighting a slowdown in client onboarding.
Key Metrics:
- Gross Client Acquisitions: November saw 0.40 million new clients, marking a 14.6% month-on-month (MoM) and 11.9% year-on-year (YoY) decline, indicating challenges in sustaining customer growth after a strong October.
- Client Base: The total client base expanded to 28.78 million, reflecting a 19% YoY growth.
- Orders Executed: Angel One processed 130.96 million orders, a significant 33.8% YoY growth, with daily averages up by 36.7% YoY to 6.55 million.
- Mutual Fund SIPs: Registered SIPs surged 130.9% YoY, reaching 650,997, showcasing robust investor interest in systematic investment plans.
- Turnover Metrics: The company recorded a 44.1% YoY growth in notional turnover, totaling ₹42,645 billion, driven by a 45.3% rise in the F&O segment.
Stock Performance History:
- 5 Days: The stock rose by 10.33%, reflecting short-term optimism following previous gains.
- 1 Month: Increased by 6.70%, showing a modest recovery despite the recent dip.
- 6 Months: The stock surged 22.93%, indicating strong momentum in the broader market.
- Year-to-Date: Shares are down by 10.11%, signaling challenges in sustaining long-term growth.
- 1 Year: Declined marginally by 0.90%, pointing to investor concerns despite steady business performance.
- 5 Years: The stock has delivered over 1,040% returns, showcasing its long-term value proposition.
Despite strong metrics in transaction volume and market share, the decline in client acquisitions for the second consecutive month has raised investor concerns, contributing to the stock’s recent downward trend.
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