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    BSE Shares: Surges 3% after Q3 revenue doubles to ₹220 crore

    Shares of BSE Ltd gained 3 per cent on Friday’s commerce as its web revenue doubled to ₹220 crore for the quarter ended December 2024, and income jumped 94 per cent to ₹835.4 crore.

    The inventory closed 2.54 per cent constructive on the NSE at ₹5,709 after hitting an intraday excessive of ₹5,748.70.

    Bullish brokerages have elevated the goal costs, noting that the Q3 core earnings had been forward of estimates. Sturdy itemizing exercise has boosted the income, although offset by the rise in settlement assure fund (SGF) contribution, they imagine.

    Nuvama Institutional Equities has maintained purchase name on BSE at an elevated goal value of ₹7,250 from ₹6,730 earlier. The brokerage has construct in stronger quantity estimates over FY25-27, and elevated estimated contribution to settlement assure fund (SGF) over the FY26/27.

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    Nuvama talked about that the alternate has continued to ship strong development regardless of a phased rollout of SEBI’s proposals to curb extreme derivatives buying and selling. “ We imagine BSE will proceed to enhance turnover numbers with elevated retail exercise given present lively buyer base of 1.5–2 million versus NSE’s 4.2 million,” it added.

    Elevated member participation, colocation monetisation, and sustained momentum in premium turnover can be key development drivers for BSE, in keeping with Motilal Oswal.

    The brokerage has minimize PAT estimates for FY25 by 11 per cent as a result of SGF contribution affect, and raised earnings estimates by 3 per cent every for FY26/27 as a result of maintained momentum in premium turnover. Motilal has reiterated purchase ranking at a goal value of ₹6,900.

    World brokerage Goldman Sachs has maintained impartial name at a goal value of ₹5,650. 

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