Angel One Q2 Results October 15 Market Reaction: PAT Up 58%

The Angel One Q2 results October 15 market reaction came down to two things: a sharp year-on-year jump in profit and a firm close for the stock. Angel One Limited (NSE: ANGELONE) put out unaudited consolidated results for the quarter ended September 30, 2026 on October 15. Consolidated reported PAT came in at ₹3,350 million, up 58.2% from a year ago, according to the company’s NSE press release. The stock ended that day’s NSE cash session at ₹313.00, up 2.27% from the previous close of ₹306.05, per the NSE bhavcopy. Our Stock Market Today India hub has the rest of the session.

Angel One Q2 results: the numbers behind the October 15 market reaction

Consolidated total gross revenues rose 18.9% year on year to ₹14,315 million in Q2 FY27. Reported EBDAT grew a lot faster, up 52.0% to ₹4,933 million, which gives a reported EBDAT margin of 45.1%, the company filing shows. Put in crore, that is roughly ₹1,431.5 crore of revenue and ₹335 crore of PAT. Standalone reported PAT was of ₹3,667 million (+55.2% YoY) with a 48.9% operating margin, which management said beat its guided range.

The “45%” headlines aren’t wrong either. CNBC-TV18 compared it with the previous quarter: a 44.7% quarter-on-quarter rise in consolidated net profit to ₹334.9 crore from ₹231.4 crore. That squares with the NSE filing; it’s just a different base from the 58.2% year-on-year growth.

Funding book, daily orders and the user base

The average client funding book touched a record ₹74.5 billion (₹7,450 crore), 40.5% higher than a year earlier. Average daily orders hit 5.8 million in September 2026, close to pre-Closing Auction Session levels. Group CEO Ambarish Kenghe said in the release that the cash-equity market-structure changes had weighed on broking activity for a while. The total user base stood at 40.0 million, and Angel One’s share of retail equity derivatives turnover went up 43 basis points year on year to 22.1%.

Outside broking, the picture was mixed. Credit distribution was ₹6.9 billion for the quarter (+51.8% YoY), and wealth management AUM jumped 160.5% to ₹160.0 billion. Asset-management AUM was a much smaller ₹5.7 billion (+41.3% YoY). The weak spot was SIPs, where unique registrations fell 19.0% year on year to 1.9 million.

The ₹1.40 interim dividend, and how the stock traded on results day

The board declared a second interim dividend for FY 2026-27 of ₹1.40 per equity share (face value ₹1). The record date is Thursday, October 22, 2026, and payment is due on or before Saturday, November 14, 2026, per the BSE board-outcome filing. On October 15 the stock went as high as ₹315.55 on the NSE and about 1.16 crore shares changed hands, so a fair bit of results optimism was already in the price by the close. The October 16 earnings call was on our stocks to watch October 16 list; this piece covers the results.

Profitability is clearly stronger than a year ago and the funding book is bigger, but SIP registrations slipped, and one quarter doesn’t make a cycle. We’d track three things from here: whether September’s 5.8 million daily-order run-rate holds, how the Loan Against Securities beta scales, and whether the interim dividend cadence keeps pace with cash generation. This is educational context only. Related session coverage is on our market today hub.

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