Capital Markets company Share India Securities announced Q2FY26 results Total Revenue from Operations: Rs 341 crore compared to Rs 341 crore during Q1FY26. EBITDA: Rs 164 crore compared to Rs 141 crore during Q1FY26, change 16% QoQ. EBITDA Margin: 48.22% for Q2FY26. PAT: Rs 93 crore compared to Rs 84 crore during Q1FY26, change 10% QoQ. EPS: Rs 4.25 for Q2FY26. Broking business: Number of Clients: The total number of clients serviced during the quarter was 46,549. Average Daily Turnover: The average daily turnover stood at Rs 7,500 crore for the Q2FY26. Number of Institutional Clients: The institutional client base grew to 154. Investment Banking: Number of Deals Completed: We have successfully listed 3 companies and filed 7 DRHPs during H1FY26. NBFC business: Loan Book: The loan book totalled Rs 253 crore, with the business mix remaining consistent. NIMs: Net Interest Margins for Q2FY26 remained strong at 4.24%. Number of NBFC Clients: The total number of NBFC clients serviced during the quarter was 43,770 spread across 79 branches. Mutual Fund Business: Total Assets under Administration (AUA): AUA reached Rs 197 crore. Active MF Customers: The number of active mutual fund customers serviced during the quarter rose to 14,699. Sachin Gupta, CEO & Whole-time Director, Share India Securities, said: “Share India Securities Limited continued its growth trajectory in Q2 and H1FY26, supported by robust financial performance, strategic investments, and forward-looking expansion initiatives. The Indian capital market demonstrated resilience, with sustained investor activity during the period. The Board approved raising funds through the issuance of Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds (“FCCBs”) of up to USD 50 million on a private placement basis. Additionally, the Board approved the incorporation of a new subsidiary under the proposed name ‘Share India Greyhill Private Limited’, which will focus on developing India’s technology-driven fixed income and investment distribution platform. The Company earlier decided to pursue new avenues for growth through Share India Wealth Multiplier in asset management. These strategic initiatives aim to strengthen the Company’s client-serving capabilities and help develop vast product portfolio. In the Merchant Banking segment, Share India Capital filed seven DRHPs (one Main-Board IPO and six SME IPOs), reflecting a strong and diversified deal pipeline and reinforcing its execution capabilities in the primary market. On the operational front, the Company maintained steady revenue and delivered a modest increase in profitability on a QoQ basis. The management remains focused on prudent capital allocation, regulatory compliance, and sustainable value creation while navigating a dynamic industry landscape.” Result PDF