HDFC Securities Ltd

HDFC Securities Ltd

₹10,250 - ₹10,605
Wealth Wisdom India
LTP:10,250
Min Qty:1
Unlisted Zone
LTP:10,500
Min Qty:1
Altcase
LTP:10,500
Min Qty:1
Planify
LTP:10,500
Min Qty:1
InCred Money
LTP:10,500
Min Qty:1
Fundamentals

Quick Insights

  • Strong Parentage: HDFC Securities (HSL), a subsidiary of HDFC Bank with around a 95% stake, enhances the bank's service offerings. It benefits from customer sourcing, cross-selling opportunities, and access to HDFC Bank's retail clients and extensive branch network Established Player In Retail Broking: HSL is a full-service securities brokerage primarily focused on retail, with about 99% of its broking volumes in the first nine months of FY2024 coming from the retail segment. Its strong retail presence is bolstered by its status as a subsidiary of HDFC Bank. Increasing Gearing Ratio: HSL’s gearing ratio increased to 4.4x as of December 31, 2023, up from 2.9x on March 31, 2023, 2.8x on March 31, 2022, and 0.6x on March 31, 2020. Strong Market Position: HSL ranks among the top equity brokers by active clients, with 1.03 million active customers on the NSE as of June 30, 2023. It holds a market share of approximately 3.4% in active clients and has a stronger presence in the high-yielding cash segment. Profitability: HSL has maintained strong profitability, with a 4-year average net profit (PAT) to net operating income (NOI) ratio of 51.0% and a return on equity (RoE) of 47.6% between FY2020 and FY2023.
Market Cap₹17,112.38 Cr
PE Ratio18
EPS₹597.35
Dividend Yield-
Book Value₹1,274.8 Cr
Debt/Equity-
Price/Book8.43
Price/Sales-
Industry PE-
Sales₹2,660.12 Cr
Profit After Tax₹950.9 Cr
Share Capital₹15.97 Cr
Shares Outstanding-
ISININE700G01014
SectorFinance
Symbol-
About Company

HDFC Securities Limited (HSL), a subsidiary of HDFC Bank, specializes in securities broking. Founded in 2000 as a joint venture between HDFC Bank, HDFC Limited, and Indocean eSecurities Holdings, it aimed to provide capital market services, including broking and financial product distribution

Latest News
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Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths

Strong Parentage: HDFC Securities (HSL), a subsidiary of HDFC Bank with around a 95% stake, enhances the bank's service offerings. It benefits from customer sourcing, cross-selling opportunities, and access to HDFC Bank's retail clients and extensive branch network
Established Player In Retail Broking: HSL is a full-service securities brokerage primarily focused on retail, with about 99% of its broking volumes in the first nine months of FY2024 coming from the retail segment. Its strong retail presence is bolstered by its status as a subsidiary of HDFC Bank.
Increasing Gearing Ratio: HSL’s gearing ratio increased to 4.4x as of December 31, 2023, up from 2.9x on March 31, 2023, 2.8x on March 31, 2022, and 0.6x on March 31, 2020.
Strong Market Position: HSL ranks among the top equity brokers by active clients, with 1.03 million active customers on the NSE as of June 30, 2023. It holds a market share of approximately 3.4% in active clients and has a stronger presence in the high-yielding cash segment.
Profitability: HSL has maintained strong profitability, with a 4-year average net profit (PAT) to net operating income (NOI) ratio of 51.0% and a return on equity (RoE) of 47.6% between FY2020 and FY2023.

Weaknesses

Capital Market Risks: The cyclical nature of the brokerage industry means that HDFC Securities' trading volumes and earnings are closely linked to capital market activity, leading to potential volatility in profitability.
Annual Reports
Balance SheetFY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022FY2021FY2020FY2019
Trade Receivables1176.541286.57407.27505.86439.61165.38659.11
Cash & Cash Equivalents5693.445375.853591.93598.832178.351967.95582.19
Other Financial Assets6799.367123.034000.263588.271953.95481.40695.18
Total Financial Assets13669.3413785.457999.437692.964571.912614.731936.48
Fixed Assets (incl. WIP)147.8462.0981.6398.7181.47111.6155.25
Other Non Financial Assets213.48255.53195.48130.87105.5344.2045.48
Total Non Financial Assets361.32317.62277.11229.58187.00155.81100.73
Total Assets14030.6614103.078276.547922.544758.912770.542037.21
Borrowings202.250.00996.274619.142040.43690.910.00
Other Financial Liabilities10,383.8711996.895429.151494.731102.68719.40747.57
Total Financial Liabilities10,586.1211996.896425.426113.873143.111410.31747.57
Tax Liabilities (Deferred and Current)3.9711.105.464.591.791.7912.86
Provisions24.4415.0114.60117.3387.4771.3265.33
Other Non-Financial Liabilities68.1150.8333.9228.8446.2339.5317.69
Total Non-Financial Liabilities96.5276.9453.98150.76135.49112.6495.88
Equity Capital17.7715.9715.8915.8315.7715.7315.61
Reserves3,330.252013.271781.251642.081464.541231.871178.15
Total Equity3,348.022029.241797.141657.911480.311247.601193.76
Equity + Liabilities14030.6614103.078276.547922.544758.912770.552037.21
Profit & LossFY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022FY2021FY2020FY2019
Revenue from Operations3263.802660.121891.271975.571368.16857.47770.56
Growth %23%41%-4%44%60%11%0
Operating Expenses913.89724.88496.4471.4364.5294.1256.6
Growth %26%46%5%29%24%15%0
Operating Profit2349.911935.21394.91504.21003.7563.4513.9
Op. Profit Margin %72.0%72.8%73.8%76.1%73.4%65.7%66.7%
Other Income0.750.610.414.731.34.80.1
Interest Expense785.45600.5295.9156.353.128.80.1
Depreciation69.6263.9257.542.336.330.418.6
Profit Before Tax1495.591271.41041.91320.3945.6509.0495.3
Tax371.13320.54264.7336.0242.4124.9165.4
Tax %25%25%25%25%26%25%33%
Profit After Tax1124.46950.9777.2984.3703.2384.2329.9
Growth %18.3%22.3%-21.0%40.0%83.1%16.5%0
PAT %34%36%41%50%51%45%43%
Diluted EPS635.21597.35489.8621.8446.5245.9210.6
Shareholding Pattern
ColorShareholderHolding
HDFC Bank Limited95.13%
Others4.87%
Board of Directors
Neeraj SwaroopIndependent Director & Chairperson
Dhiraj RelliCEO/MD
Amla SamantaDirector
Samir BhatiaDirector
Tarun BalramDirector
Malay PatelDirector
Arvind VohraDirector
Bhavesh ZaveriDirector
Ashish RathiDirector
Senior Management
DHIRAJ RELLICEO/MD
ASHISH RATHIDIRECTORS
ANAND MATHURCFO
MITUL PALANKARCOMPANY SECRETARY
MURLI VIJAY KARKERACOMPLIANCE OFFICER

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