The Bombay Inventory Trade (BSE) on Tuesday reported a 364 per cent rise in income to Rs 493.04 crore for the January to March quarter of the monetary yr 2024-25 (This autumn FY25), in comparison with Rs 106.16 crore in the identical interval final fiscal.
The BSE additionally noticed a rise in its income from core operations, which grew by 75 per cent to Rs 847 crore within the fourth quarter, up from Rs 484 crore in the identical quarter a yr in the past, as per the corporate’s consolidated monetary statements.
Together with the monetary outcomes, the BSE additionally introduced a remaining dividend of Rs 23 per share for its shareholders.
This features a particular dividend of Rs 5 per share to mark the a hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the corporate, and a daily dividend of Rs 18 per share. Each dividends are for shares with a face worth of Rs 2 every.
The corporate said that the dividend proposal is topic to shareholder approval on the upcoming twentieth Annual Common Assembly.
“The ‘Document Date’ to find out eligible shareholders for the dividend is Wednesday, Could 14. “BSE plans to finish the dividend fee on or earlier than Thursday, September 18,” the corporate stated in its change submitting.
Earlier on June 14, the BSE had already issued a Rs 15 per share dividend. The newest announcement brings the full dividend for the yr to Rs 38 per share.
Regardless of the sturdy monetary efficiency and dividend information, BSE shares closed 3.15 per cent decrease on Tuesday at Rs 6,250, down from Rs 6,453.50 within the earlier buying and selling session.
During the last 5 years, BSE shares have delivered a staggering return of over 4,785 per cent to buyers.
In simply the previous yr, the inventory has given a return of 119 per cent — reflecting sturdy investor confidence and constant efficiency.