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HDFC Securities – Q1 FY27 Profit Rises 28% on Strong Revenue Growth

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HDFC Securities – Q1 FY27 Profit Rises 28% on Strong Revenue Growth

HDFC Securities – Q1 FY27 Profit Rises 28% on Strong Revenue Growth

14 Jul 2026

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HDFC Securities delivered a strong start to FY27, with 30% revenue growth and 28% profit growth, supported by robust operating margins and rising market activity. The results highlight the company's ability to capitalize on India's expanding capital markets while maintaining healthy profitability.

HDFC Securities delivered a strong start to FY27, with 30% revenue growth and 28% profit growth, supported by robust operating margins and rising market activity. The results highlight the company's ability to capitalize on India's expanding capital markets while maintaining healthy profitability.

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Expert Analysis:

HDFC Securities reported a 28.14% YoY increase in consolidated net profit to ₹295.90 crore for the quarter ended June 2026, reflecting healthy growth in its core broking and financial services business.
Revenue (sales) grew 30.34% YoY to ₹949.85 crore, driven by higher trading activity and improved client engagement across segments.
The company maintained strong operating efficiency, with its operating profit margin (OPM) improving to 74.14% from 65.64% in the corresponding quarter last year.
Profit before tax (PBT) increased 28.5% YoY to ₹390.46 crore, indicating broad-based earnings growth supported by higher revenues and operating leverage.
- The strong Q1 performance reinforces HDFC Securities' position as one of India's leading brokerage and investment service providers, benefiting from sustained retail participation and increasing financialisation of savings.

Publisher:Business Standard