SEBI Releases Handbook of Statistics 2025-26: Comprehensive Data on Indian Securities Market

Last updated: 18 August 2026

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has published the 21st edition of its Handbook of Statistics (HBS) for 2025-26. This handbook serves as a single, easily downloadable resource for historical time-series data on the Indian securities market. It includes data on primary and secondary markets, derivatives, investments, and SEBI's regulatory activities, as well as global market indicators.

SEBI releases Handbook of Statistics 2025-26

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has released today the 21stedition of the Handbook of Statistics (HBS) for the year 2025-26.

HBS is a single stop access to the historical time-series data ofIndian securities market, in an easily downloadable format.The HBS is prepared and published every year by the Department of Economic and Policy Analysis (DEPA) of SEBI, using data sourced from various stakeholders.The Handbook and several other publications are available on the official website of SEBI, under Report and Statistics.

The HBS 2025-26, consists of 85 annual series tables and 68 quarterly/monthly series tables, totalling to153 tables. It offers a compilation of time-series data on thegrowth of Indian securities market, encompassing primarymarket, secondary market, derivative segmentsin various instruments and the investments by various investment vehicles in Indian securities market. It also includes data on some of the regulatory activities by SEBI/ MIIs and few reference indicators on global stock markets.

Feedbacks/Comments on the HBS may please be sent to hbs@sebi.gov.in.

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August 17, 2026

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The SEBI Handbook of Statistics (HBS) 2025-26 is the 21st edition, providing a comprehensive collection of historical time-series data on the Indian securities market in an easily downloadable format.

The Handbook is prepared and published annually by the Department of Economic and Policy Analysis (DEPA) of SEBI, using data from various stakeholders.

It includes 153 tables covering primary and secondary markets, derivatives, investments by various vehicles, SEBI's regulatory activities, and global stock market reference indicators.

The Handbook and other SEBI publications are available on the official SEBI website under the 'Report and Statistics' section.

Feedback and comments on the Handbook of Statistics can be sent via email to hbs@sebi.gov.in.