
Swaraj Suiting's share price rose nearly 1% to ₹361.95 on August 10, near its 52-week high, after the company posted strong Q1FY27 results. Revenue from operations jumped 138.8% year-on-year to Rs 183.37…
Swaraj Suiting's share price rose nearly 1% to ₹361.95 on August 10, near its 52-week high, after the company posted strong Q1FY27 results. Revenue from operations jumped 138.8% year-on-year to Rs 183.37 crore, and net profit doubled to Rs 16.22 crore. The company said growth was driven by healthy demand, better capacity utilisation, and improved operational efficiency.
Swaraj Suiting has received NSE's in-principle approval to migrate from the SME platform to the main board, which could broaden its investor base. Separately, the company received Rs 20.50 crore under government incentive schemes in the past two months, taking total subsidy receipts to Rs 27.54 crore. Construction of new spinning and textile pilot divisions is on track, with commercial production expected by Q1FY28.
The narrative that SME stocks are purely speculative is being challenged by Swaraj Suiting's 138.8% revenue jump and a tripling of subsidy receipts. But retail investors should not mistake a good quarter for a guarantee. The company's own admission that the EBITDA margin is not comparable with last year is a warning. The real test will be Q1FY28, when the new spinning divisions start commercial production. Can operational earnings sustain the valuation then?
Source: livemint.com
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