BSE said on Tuesday that it has achieved its highest-ever quarterly revenue of ₹1,139 crore in the quarter ended September 30. It also recorded a 61% jump in its net profit to ₹557 crore. In FY26, Indian companies raised capital by enabling issuers to raise ₹15.91 lakh crore through equity, debt, bonds, commercial papers, and mutual funds, among others.

“We are pleased to report yet another excellent quarter, with BSE once again achieving record quarterly revenue for the tenth consecutive quarter. Going forward, our strategic priorities remain firmly rooted in a customer-centric approach, upholding the highest standards of governance, and driving simplicity and operational resilience across all facets of our business,” said Sundararaman Ramamurthy, MD and CEO, BSE, in a statement.

In the second quarter of FY26, BSE said it welcomed 97 new equity listings across both the mainboard and SME boards, raising a total of ₹53,548 crore. “The IPO market continued to remain exceptionally vibrant in October 2025 as well, with 45 companies collectively raising ₹41,856 crore, and is expected to stay strong, driven by robust economic growth and sustained investor confidence,” it added.

After crossing the landmark of 600 SME listings in July 2025, the momentum in the BSE SME platform has remained strong. “As of October 2025, the platform hosts 657 listed companies, which have collectively raised over ₹13,083 crore since launch. Notably, October 2025 was a record month, with 31 companies listed, raising a total of ₹1,242 crore.”

Cash market trading volumes remained at long-term normalised levels at ₹7,968 crore in the second quarter of FY26, against ₹9,768 crore in the same period last year, supported by healthy volumes and increased client participation across key business lines. The BSE Index Derivatives segment sustained its growth trajectory in the quarter, with average daily premium turnover exceeding ₹15,000 crore.

The total number of transactions in BSE StAR Mutual Fund grew by 24% to 20.1 crore during FY26, from 16.2 crore last year, with a market share of 89%. Revenue increased 18% year-on-year to ₹69.7 crore.

BSE’s Clearing House—Indian Clearing Corporation Ltd (ICCL), delivered strong growth in the first half of FY26, i.e. between April 2025 and September 2025, with monthly equity settled turnover tripling to ₹2.91 lakh crore and equity derivatives premium turnover nearly doubling to ₹4.31 lakh crore, while the number of equity derivatives contracts settled surged sixfold to 126 crore.