Stock market: Small cap metal stock posts robust earnings in Q1 as steel demand bounces back

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Stock market: Small cap metal stock posts robust earnings in Q1 as steel demand bounces back


Image Source : PTI/FILE PHOTO Rails produced at its Rail Mill at Raigarh manufacturing unit in Chhattisgarh

The steel trade is bouncing back with falling enter prices and agency demand in the home market in the backdrop of rise in financial actions. Tapping the rising market demand, main pipe producer and provider Hi-Tech Pipes introduced that it has posted a whopping 80 per cent bounce in its consolidated internet revenue on YoY foundation in the primary quarter of the present monetary 12 months.

According to an alternate submitting, the quarterly internet revenue got here stood at Rs 8.02 crore. It had posted a internet revenue on consolidated foundation at Rs 4.48 crore, in keeping with an alternate submitting by the corporate.

Its internet gross sales in the primary quarter of economic 12 months 2022-23 jumped 24 per cent to Rs 642 crore from Rs 516 crore in the corresponding quarter of the earlier monetary 12 months.

With rise in industrial actions, the corporate in an announcement on BSE stated that the gross sales of coated merchandise are selecting up and contributing to the general income. Ajay Kumar Bansal, chairman and MD, stated that the quantity progress of 21 per cent has majorly contributed by elevated gross sales quantity. The greenfield facility in Gujarat’s Sanand is on the verge of commissioning.

“This will further improve the margins and strengthen the reach into different  territories,” he stated, including that worth pattern of steel has reversed, thus aiding the demand and promising alternatives for progress.

At the Uttar Pradesh Global Investors Summit (UPGIS) held in February, the agency had signed an settlement with the Yogi Adityanath authorities to arrange a steel manufacturing facility in the state at an funding of Rs 510 crore.

Earlier in March this 12 months, the corporate had sub-divided its fairness shares from Rs 10 face worth to Re 1, that means every share was cut up into 10 shares.

Shares of Hi-Tech Pipes have delivered a whopping 48 per cent return in the final one 12 months. On Friday, the stock settled at Rs 76 apiece on NSE.

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