Mumbai: The second half of FY 2024-25 was disappointing for investors in Indian stock markets. Despite the challenges of geopolitical stress caused by the Israeli-Hamas War or Ukraine-Russia war, many stocks, including the Sensex and Nifty, which were adamant in this position and showed a record high expressions, record high expressions. But due to the excess of the boom market, evaluation in many stocks became expensive and along with these factors, Donald Trump’s arrival in power in the last five-six months proved to be fatal for investors and global markets. The aggressive policies of the Donald Trump government, which pushed the world into tariff war with its election promise of the US First, have created uncertainty in many markets around the world, and have also created panic in Indian stock markets, which has led to a big decline. Thus, in the final half of FY 2024-25, there has been a major decline in the portfolio of many funds, from high net worth investors to retail investors. In the last one month, especially in the last days of March, the market has seen a slowdown, as foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have started becoming buyers of several stocks in Indian stock markets, as evaluations have become expensive to attractive. But since it is still difficult to say when and which tariff weapons will be driven, which will lead to uncertainty, so the global markets as well as Indian stock markets can see short-term volatility with two-way fluctuations in the coming days. The stock markets will be closed on Monday, 31 March 2025 to commemorate Ramadan Eid. Second, the market will closely monitor which countries the US imposes mutual tariffs in April, which can cause instability in global markets. Due to the holiday on Monday, the Indian stock markets are also expected to fluctuate during the next four business days. Amidst global factors, Nifty Spots in the coming week are expected to be between 23222 and 23777 and the Sensex between 76666 and 78222.
From the point of view of Arjun: Shilchar Technologies Limited.
Only listed on BSE (531201), payment of Rs 10, 64% Shah family promoter holding, fully loan -free, 59% bonus equity in total equity, large reserves, ISO 9001: 2015, IS 2026 and IEC 60076 Certified, Shilcharchian Technology Limited. Electronics and telecommunications as well as one of India’s leading manufacturers of power and distribution transformers, working on 100% capacity use in the year 2025–26. The company, established in 1990 for the construction of R-core transformers, entered the construction of ferrite transformers in 1995 after receiving good response in the market. As a part of its expansion plan, the company began the distribution and formation of electric transformers in stages between 2004 and 2007. The company currently provides products and services to global retail customers worldwide, which covers a wide range of industrial areas from utilities to renewable energy. The company launched state -of -the -art manufacturing facility in April 2020. Through which the company can manufacture transformers up to 50 MVA, 132 KV category. The company may produce a 7,500 MVA transformer per year. The company has been gaining more than 40 percent of its revenue from 2011. Through continuous product and service reforms, the company has become a leader in the market by satisfying customers.
Manufacturing facilities: The company has a land area of 7,50,000 square feet and a production area of 1,00,000 square feet and can manufacture 4000 MVA transformers annually.
Products: The company covers power plants developers, large -scale EPC contractors, cement, sugar, steel and hydrocarbon industries, renewable energy – solar, wind and hydroelectric, private utility companies, corporate customers. Products include electrical transformers, distribution transformers, renewable energy transformers, wind energy, solar energy, furnace transformers, telecom transformers, standard line transformers and linear transformers.
The company’s chairman Ajay Shah said in a statement released in November 2024 that the company is actively recruiting new talents with its extended operations. Along with increasing production, the company is also streamlining the manufacturing process in the new plant. The company is committed to achieving a revenue target of Rs 100 crore in 2015-16. The company will raise Rs 550 crore in FY 2025 and will make full use of additional capacity in FY 2026. The company is assessing more investment in its plants and investors will be informed about these relevant developments in due course. The company’s current commercial pipeline shows strong domestic and export inquiries. In the next financial year, the company aims to maintain revenue balance between domestic and export markets.
Book Value: Rs 209 by March 2022, Rs 318 till March 2023, Rs 285 by March 2024 (X-Bonus 1: 1 share), Rs 443 expected by March 2025, Rs 645 by March 2026
Bonus History: The company holds 59.04 percent bonus equity in total equity through 1: 1 share bonus issue in the year 2023.
Dividend: 10 percent in 2020, 15 percent in 2021, 40 percent in 2022, 100 percent in 2023, 125 percent in 2024
Revenue: Rs. 71 crore in FY 2020. 118 crores in FY 2021. 180 crores in FY 2022. 280 crore in financial year 2023 and 397 crore in FY 2024
Income-EPS per share: Rs 3.93 by March 2020, Rs 14.48 by March 2021, Rs 36.82 by March 2022, Rs 113.06 by March 2023, Rs 120.48 till March 2024 (after 1: 1 share bonus)
Share holding pattern:
The promoter Shah family holds 64%, FIIs have 2.30%, NRI has 12%, HNI has 4.36%, while retail investors have 17.34%shares.
financial result:
(1) Full year April 2023 to March 2024: Pure income on consolidated basis increased by 42% to Rs. 410 crores, net profit margin-NPM 22.43%, and net profit increased by 114% to Rs. Gained Rs 92 crore per share income-EPS. 120.48.
(2) Nine months April 2024 to December 2024: Nine months net income increased by 34 percent to Rs. 401 crore, net profit margin-NPM 22.69 percent, and net profit increased by 36 percent to Rs. Nine-month income of Rs 91 crore was earned by EPS per share. 119.46.
(3) Expected full year April 2024 to March 2025: Expected net income increased by 37% to Rs. It is expected to be 1,00,000. 563 crores NPM is expected to record a net profit of Rs 1,000 crore in 2018-19. 128 crores, increase of 22.75%, income per share Rs. Expect to be. 167.82.
(4) Expected full year April 2025 to March 2026: Expected net income increased by 20% to Rs. 675 crores The expected net profit margin-NPM is expected to be 23%, which in 2014-15 is Rs. The net profit of will be recorded. The income of Rs 155 crore and an income-EPS per share is expected to be Rs. 203.
Thus (1) The author has no investment in the shares of the above company. The author may be directly or indirectly personal interest in the sources of his research. Consult a qualified financial advisor before taking any investment decision. The writer, Gujarat news or any other person will not be responsible for any possible loss on investment. (2) From April 2025 to March 2026, the required full year EPS Rs. 203 and expected book price Rs. 646 Rs. The 10 paid-up share of Shilchar Technologies Limited is trading on the rupee. The stock closed at Rs 5270.20 on BSE, while the average of the industry is P/E53.
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