Recent Update

Maninder Singh (promoter group): 2,942,659 to 2,524,716 voting shares; market sale.

Aro Granite reported FY26 net loss of ₹11.81 crore on ₹85.33 crore net sales and other income. Shareholders will vote on authorizing up to ₹50 crore of aggregate borrowings from promoter-directors during FY27 for working capital, equivalent to 68.02% of FY26 consolidated turnover, alongside managerial reappointments.

CCC​​L secured domestic BOQ-based construction orders worth Rs.220 crore from various clients for 8 lakh sq. ft. of buildings and factories across India, to be executed before FY29, providing a meaningful addition to its project pipeline.

Aegis commissioned its 36,000 MT ammonia storage and terminalling terminal at Pipavav on August 10, 2026. The facility will subsequently transfer to subsidiary ATPL, supporting the company’s liquid-logistics expansion.

Board revised the proposed preferential issue to up to 37.6 lakh equity shares at ₹375 per share, increasing the size from ₹120 Cr to ₹141 Cr. The issue will involve 12 promoter/promoter-group and non-promoter allottees and remains subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. EGM scheduled for September 2, 2026.

A-1 secured an approximately ₹38.70 crore, plus GST, domestic acid and industrial-chemical supply order from Solar Group, scheduled for execution through October 2026. The order represents roughly 11% of FY26 revenue and improves near-term Q2–Q3 revenue visibility, though quantities and final value may vary.

Ameenji Rubber received a ₹2.91 crore purchase order from South East Central Railway for reinforced grooved rubber pads, executable within four months. The order strengthens its core railway business and represents approximately 3% of FY25 revenue.

Mitsu Chem Plast will add approximately 3,550 MT/year to existing capacity of 32,450+ MT/year in August 2026, requiring about ₹1.94 crore for machinery financed through bank finance and internal accruals; current utilization was 64% as of FY26. Context: the next expansion beyond Unit IV is now quantified.

Received a Rs24.03 crore LOI from GETCO for a 66 kV underground-cabling project, executable within 12 months. The contract equals approximately 5.3% of FY26 revenue and strengthens order visibility, though it remains an LOI.

Siyaram Recycling secured a domestic brass-scrap order from Metal Scrap India worth ₹1.077 crore, to be executed within seven days. The transaction is fixed-cost, non-related-party, and has no promoter-group interest.

Satynarayan Jagannath Kabra, promoter: 230,615→194,615 voting shares; sale via open market.

Critical Power: ₹140Cr+ telco orders; BESS target ₹150Cr FY27; exports target ₹140Cr. Tritium bookings $20.8m; GRID-FLEX potential $15m order; breakeven Q4FY27.

Company executed an agreement to sell its Kolkata immovable property (Unit 7A with parking) to Mayank Rungta for Rs 1.1461 crore. The transaction is not related-party and may monetize a non-core asset.

Solar structures launched; ₹5Cr machinery capex operational; Phase 5–6 completion expected mid-September 2026, Phase 6 adding ~200 MT/month light-fabrication capacity.

Q1 FY27 Consolidated Results YoY: Revenue at 4640 Cr vs 3909 Cr, up 18.7%. EBITDA at 755 Cr vs 719 Cr, up 5.0%. EBITDA Margin at 16.3% vs 18.4%, contraction of 210bps. PAT swung to a loss of 90 Cr vs profit of 284 Cr, including exceptional restructuring costs of 358 Cr, mainly a 330 Cr provision for the German BF CDP subsidiary. Defence revenue gre

The Board approved a brownfield expansion at Sanand adding 10,000 MTPA of heavy structural steel to existing 12,000 MTPA capacity. The ₹30-crore project, funded through term loans and internal accruals, is expected to commission in Q1FY28, targeting data centers, high-rise and complex steel applications.

K.P.R. Mill approved Rs.1,225 crore textile expansion and modernization, including a 45-million-garment Odisha facility, 10,000-MT processing plant and 2.5-million-sweater unit. Projects target completion from Q3FY27 to Q1FY28, ~Rs.2,000 crore turnover, and funding entirely through internal accruals. Context: a major new expansion after recent capa

Q1FY27: orders ₹1,053Cr; Phenix export orders ₹278Cr; Cheyyar AISC certification unlocks US West Coast next fiscal; Sanand +20,000 MTPA October; FY27 revenue growth >25% guided.

Jash commissioned a Unit 1 foundry expansion, raising casting capacity by 50%, alongside over 30% higher cast-gate and cast-valve capacity. July consolidated order intake was ₹75 crore, while the order book stood at ₹932 crore on 1 August, including ₹369 crore from the US. Saudi approvals enable land application. Context: advances the planned Saudi

Growth Amid Cost Pressure PAT at Rs 21.9 Cr in Q1 FY27 (consolidated), +20.8% YoY. Revenue at Rs 291 Cr in Q1 FY27 (consolidated), +22.5% YoY. EBITDA at Rs 35.8 Cr, +6.2% YoY. EBITDA margin at 12.3% vs 14.2%; other expenses grew 56.5% vs revenue growth of 22.5%. Orders on hand at Rs 1,053 Cr, +24.9% YoY. Management expects revenue growth of over 25

Q1 FY27 Consolidated Results YoY: Revenue at 291 Cr vs 238 Cr, up 22.5%. EBITDA at 35.8 Cr vs 33.7 Cr, up 6.2%. EBITDA Margin at 12.3% vs 14.2%, contraction of 190bps; other expenses grew 56.5% vs revenue growth of 22.5%. PAT at 21.9 Cr vs 17.9 Cr, up 22.0%. Orders on hand stood at 1,053 Cr, up 24.9%, including 278 Cr of export orders. Management g

Generate renewable power and develop associated renewable energy infrastructure projects.

MICL secured IOA for Berkeley House, an ultra-luxury sea-view Bandstand, Bandra West project with ₹1,000+ crore GDV and ~70% stake, enabling demolition and further approvals; management expects launch in FY27. Context: this clears a previously pending project milestone.

Bajel Projects won two POWERGRID WR-ER transmission EPC packages worth ₹400Cr+ and ₹300Cr+: a 765kV Raigarh–Jamshedpur line and 400kV Ranchi–Jamshedpur/New PPSP links. Together, they represent one of its largest transmission-line wins to date. Context: cumulative FY27 order momentum is strengthening.

FY27 guidance raised: revenue ₹700Cr+, EBITDA margin 27–28%+, PAT ₹109Cr+; EPO commercialization H1FY28; Unit 6 hormones commercial production Q3FY27

V.B. Desai Financial Services disclosed the demise of Shashank Shripad Vijayakar, its Chief Financial Officer and designated Key Managerial Person, on August 9, 2026. The filing provides no replacement appointment or succession details.

Q1 FY27 Standalone Results YoY: Revenue at 2.2 Cr vs 1.2 Cr, up 87.6%. EBITDA at 0.8 Cr vs 1.5 Cr, down 49.7%. EBITDA Margin at 34.5% vs 128.8%, contraction of 9430bps; other expenses grew 6.5% vs revenue growth of 87.6%. PAT at 0.1 Cr vs 0.2 Cr, down 57.7%; includes exceptional loss of 0.2 Cr. Board approved a renounceable rights issue of up to 34

Print I B.V. (promoter): 14,83,777 voting shares before/after; SHA encumbrance created.

Revenue Growth, Margins Ease PAT at Rs 2.0 Cr in Q1 FY27 (consolidated), +105.6% YoY. Revenue at Rs 42.3 Cr in Q1 FY27 (consolidated), +28.1% YoY. EBITDA at Rs 5.0 Cr, +15.0% YoY. EBITDA margin at 11.7% vs 13.1%. Board approved the proposed divestment of 100% stake in subsidiary Lyka BDR International; sale terms and completion details are pending.

Q1 FY27 Consolidated Results YoY: Revenue at 42.3 Cr vs 33.0 Cr, up 28.1%. EBITDA at 5.0 Cr vs 4.3 Cr, up 15.0%. EBITDA Margin at 11.7% vs 13.1%, contraction of 130bps. PAT at 2.0 Cr vs 1.0 Cr, up 105.4%. Board approved divestment of its 100% stake in Lyka BDR International; sale terms, consideration and completion date remain to be finalized. The

Monika Alcobev has been appointed Rémy Cointreau’s exclusive distribution and marketing partner across India, covering brands including Rémy Martin, Louis XIII, Cointreau, The Botanist and Mount Gay. The transition is underway and will expand its pan-India premium spirits portfolio across retail and HORECA.

Bank of India’s Board will meet on 14 August 2026 to consider approving a Medium-Term Note programme of up to USD 1 billion, with multiple three- and five-year USD bond issuances through its GIFT City branch until 31 December 2026. This is a material fundraising initiative.

Dhruv Sureshkumar Jani; promoter: Yes; before 1,722,990, after 722,990; mode: open market.

BPC Genesis Fund I SPV Ltd; promoter: No; voting: 13,862,223→0; open-market NSE sale.

Sonitron (promoter) bought 40,000 shares open market; voting shares 1,14,80,499→1,15,20,499.

Authum Investment & Infrastructure; promoter yes; voting 11,248,039→11,522,007; market purchase

SBICAP Trustee (non-promoter): voting shares 0→500,000; mode: pledge; importance 10

Shelter Pharma completed and fully dispatched its USD 103,538 export order for All Vitamins Tablets to Sudan, with no balance pending. The milestone supports international expansion but appears financially modest.

Kamla Business Ventures LLP (promoter): 837,969 to 787,969 voting shares; open-market sale.

Navratan Mal Gupta HUF; promoter: Yes; voting shares 23,33,968→20,78,968; open market.

Board approved a preferential issue of 18.24 lakh equity shares at Rs 274.10 per share, raising Rs 50 Cr from Axana Estates LLP and Plutus Investments, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. Axana’s stake would rise to 17.25% and Plutus would hold 5.76%. ESOP pool increased by 4 lakh options.

Modi family/PACs (non-promoter): 11,22,803→34,61,690 voting shares; open market.

Axis Trustee Services Ltd; promoter group: No; voting shares before/after: NIL; mode: encumbrance.

Q1FY27 revenue rose 6% YoY to ₹288 crore, EBITDA 287% to ₹21 crore and PAT reached ₹7 crore versus a ₹4 crore loss; management expects healthy FY27 margins after 3–4% price increases. Technology-modernisation machinery is 95% delivered, with Alland & Sayaji Plant 2 and Nigay JV work expected by end-September 2026. Context: previously open projects

Lord’s Mark received India’s first and only manufacturing licence for an In Vitro Diagnostic Software (SaMD) for its Biomescan gut-microbiome analytics platform under the Medical Devices Rules, 2017. The company plans to expand through a nationwide network of health and wellness centres with hospitals and healthcare professionals.

Mahindra Group announced a dedicated Holidays and Lifespaces sector, citing Mahindra Lifespaces’ residential pre-sales rising fivefold since FY20 and GDV reaching ₹50,000 Cr. MD&CEO Amit Sinha will become sector CEO after a successor is appointed, leaving timing and new leadership unspecified.

Promoters: Murkumbi 415.3431L→415.3431L; KIPL 605.3586L→605.3586L voting; pledge 5L/26.305L.