What are the key takeaways from BSE Q3 results?

Profit surged 174% YoY to Rs 601.8 crore and revenue rose 62% to Rs 1,244.1 crore, marking an 11th straight record quarter. The stock trades near its 52-week high after the print. The focus now shifts to whether transaction volumes, fee lines, and costs can sustain margins through FY26.

Is BSE stock a buy after Q3?

Our model grades BSE B+ with a Buy suggestion, but the P/E of 68.25 is demanding. RSI is neutral, and price sits near lifetime highs. If growth and margins hold, valuation can stay supported. If either fades, multiples may compress. Align decisions with risk, time horizon, and volatility.

What price levels should traders watch today?

Key near-term levels are the intraday low of Rs 2,916.00 as support and Rs 3,030.00 as resistance. The 50-DMA at Rs 2,726.94 is a deeper support reference. ATR of 78.24 signals wide swings, so size trades accordingly and reassess on closes above or below these markers.

What risks could impact BSE earnings ahead?

Major risks include regulatory changes by SEBI affecting fees, competitive pressure on pricing and volumes, and broader market slowdowns that reduce activity. Rising operating costs can also weigh on margins. Watch monthly activity trends, segment traction, and any updates on product or pricing decisions.

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BSE.NS Stock Today: February 10 — Q3 profit soars 174% YoY on record revenue

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 10, 2026February 10, 2026

BSE Q3 results stole the spotlight today as BSE Limited (BSE.NS) reported a 174% YoY jump in profit to Rs 601.8 crore and a 62% surge in revenue to Rs 1,244.1 crore, its 11th straight record quarter. The stock trades near lifetime highs after the print, with investors weighing whether volumes and margins can hold. We break down BSE Q3 results, today’s price setup, valuation, and what to watch next for Indian investors on February 10.