Zerodha's Broking Revenue Share to Drop to 44% by FY26
· Business · Moneycontrol
Zerodha expects its revenue dependence on broking to decrease significantly, from 70% in FY21 to 44% by FY26. This projected reduction positions Zerodha with a lower reliance on broking revenue compared to its rivals in the financial sector. The company's strategy involves diversifying its income streams beyond traditional broking services. This shift indicates a broader trend among financial technology firms to build more resilient business models.
Why it matters
This diversification strategy could make Zerodha's revenue more stable and less susceptible to market volatility, potentially influencing its competitive position against other broking firms.
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