Summary:

India's stock investor base has grown to approximately 110 million, up from 100 million in August and 90 million in February. By the end of November, the NSE had recorded 107 million investors with unique PAN numbers. Maharashtra accounts for 16.5%, with over 17.7 million investors, though its share has decreased since 2015. Uttar Pradesh has recently emerged as a key state for new investor registrations, reflecting national growth.

The number of younger investors is rising, with those under 30 now making up 40% of the total, up from 22.6% in March 2019. Gender diversity is also improving, with female investors increasing to 24% from 22.7% in March 2022. In regions like Goa, Chandigarh, and Mizoram, female investors represent over 30% of total investments, showcasing progress toward a more inclusive and diversified investment landscape.

Source: IBEF

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