Angel One’s shares climbed 1.24% recently after the company reported a big jump in its client base. In May 2025, Angel One’s active clients hit 31.95 million—a 34% increase from last year. This shows the company is winning more investors and traders on its platform.
On a month-to-month basis, the client base also grew by 1.5% from 31.48 million in April 2025.
However, gross client acquisition slowed down, falling 43.1% to 0.50 million in May 2025 compared to 0.88 million in May 2024. So while more people are active overall, fewer new users joined recently.
Angel One’s average daily turnover (ADTO) tells a mixed story. The total ADTO stood at Rs 35,81,500 crore in May 2025, down 3.1% from April and 18.2% compared to last year.
The biggest chunk of this came from the Futures & Options (F&O) segment, which dropped 2.9% month-on-month and 19% year-on-year to Rs 34,98,300 crore.
Meanwhile, the cash segment saw a bright spot, with ADTO rising 22.3% from April and 4.2% year-on-year to Rs 8,600 crore.
The commodity segment had a 13.6% decline from April but showed a strong 47.2% growth year-on-year, reaching Rs 74,500 crore.
So what does all this mean for the average investor? Angel One remains India’s largest retail stock broker by active NSE clients.
This growth in users confirms its popularity. But the slowdown in new client additions and dip in turnover—especially in F&O—suggests some cautiousness or market slowdown. Still, cash and commodity segments are holding steady or growing, which is good news for users looking for diversification.
Angel One offers a full suite of services, including online broking, advisory, margin funding, loans against shares, and third-party financial products. Its digital-first approach and wide network make it a preferred choice for retail traders across India.
To sum it up with a little coffee-chat humor: Angel One’s client base is like that friend who keeps showing up to every party (up 34%!), but lately, fewer new guests are coming through the door (client acquisition down 43%). The party’s still lively, just maybe a bit more chill in the F&O room.
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