Share India Securities Limited has informed the Exchange about the transcript of Conference Call with Analysts/Investors held on October 31, 2025 to discuss the un-audited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter and half-year ended September 30, 2025.
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Share India Securities reported Q2 FY26 standalone revenue of INR 265.20 Cr (down 2.9% QoQ) but PAT rose ~7% QoQ to INR 73.34 Cr, with PAT margin at 27% driven by its MTF book (now ~INR 430 Cr, up 35-40% QoQ). Consolidated Q2 PAT grew ~10.5% QoQ to INR 93.22 Cr. For H1 FY26, consolidated PAT was INR 177.6 Cr, up 77% versus H2 FY25, though down ~22% YoY. Management declared a second interim dividend of INR 0.40/share (20% on face value). Key forward plans include: launching PMS in November 2025, a WealthTech platform called Project Drone (MVP by Q4 FY26), Silverleaf merger via NCLT in 3-4 months, MTF target of INR 1,000 Cr AUM by December 2027, FCCB raise up to $50 million to cut funding costs, and a new debt-market venture called Share India GreyHill targeting INR 800-1,000 Cr revenue in 3-4 years. Branch expansion of ~12 offices planned over the next year across MP, Maharashtra, Gujarat, UP and Rajasthan.
Mixed signals for shareholders: profitability held up well QoQ despite revenue softness, supported by MTF, but YoY top line is still down due to last year's regulatory impact. FCCB approval and new ventures (PMS, GreyHill, Project Drone) point to growth and diversification, though execution risk and competitive pressure on MTF yields from larger brokers are near-term concerns.