Central Depository Services (India) Limited has informed the Exchange about Presentation
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CDSL has released its Q4FY26 investor presentation showing standalone operating income of ₹212 crore and net profit of ₹69 crore, both declining sequentially from Q3FY26 levels. The company received ₹62 crore in dividends from its subsidiary in Q1FY26, which boosted reported net profit that quarter. On a yearly basis, operating income grew from ₹182 crore (Q4FY25) to ₹212 crore (Q4FY26), though net profit fell from ₹81 crore to ₹69 crore. Business metrics remain healthy with demat custody value growing to ₹48,103 lakh crores, issuer count reaching 1.27 lakh, and BO accounts at 76 lakhs. The company launched new initiatives including an Investor App with unified features, proxy advisor recommendations in e-voting, and a direct payout of securities feature.
The Q4FY26 profit decline despite revenue growth suggests margin pressure, likely due to higher technology and operational costs. However, the company's dominant market position as India's largest depository by demat accounts and expanding custody value provide structural support for long-term investors.