Angel One shares zoom 6% after options premium turnover rises 28% YoY in Jan 2025

The shares of Angel One rallied 6.3% to an intraday high of Rs 2,497.20 on the BSE on Wednesday, February 5, after the company’s overall average daily turnover (ADTO) based on option premium turnover reached Rs 85,000 crore, marking a substantial 28.3% YoY increase.

This compares to Rs 66,200 crore in the same period last year.

As of January 2025, the company's client base had reached 30.13 million, representing a significant 47.5% increase compared to 20.43 million clients in January 2024.


Meanwhile, Angel One’s overall ADTO based on notional turnover stood at Rs 30.82 lakh crore in January 2025, reflecting a 29.8% YoY decline.

The F&O ADTO based on notional turnover was Rs 30.10 lakh crore, down 30.6% YoY, while the F&O ADTO based on option premium turnover stood at Rs 13,000 crore, marking a 12% YoY decline from Rs 14,700 crore.

Angel One's cash ADTO declined to Rs 6,500 crore, a 19.5% decrease compared to Rs 8,100 crore in the same period last year. Conversely, the company's commodity ADTO saw substantial growth, reaching Rs 65,500 crore, an 81.9% YoY surge.

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Regarding market share, Angel One saw a positive movement in option premium turnover. The overall equity market share, based on option premium turnover, increased to 19.7%, up 192 basis points from 17.8% last year. The company's F&O market share, also based on option premium turnover, reached 21.8%, a 241 basis point improvement from 19.3% in the prior year.

In cash and commodity turnover market share, Angel One also recorded gains. The cash turnover market share rose to 16.6%, a 107 basis point increase from 15.6% last year. Meanwhile, the commodity turnover market share showed even stronger growth, reaching 61.2%, up 180 basis points from 59.4% in the previous year.

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