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Rama Steel Tubes Ltd (NSE: RAMASTEEL): The bullish trend continues in the stock of Rama Steel Tubes Ltd. The stock opened at Rs 14.74 against the closing price of Rs 13.87 on Friday.
After this, the stock crossed Rs 16.50. The stock has increased by 50 percent in three days. The market value that the business has is around 2500 crore rupees.
The stock has increased by 400 % in three years. Let us inform you that this post is intended strictly for information purposes. Speak with your financial advisor before making any decision about the stock.
A look at the foundations of the company. The stake of the promoters has been reduced over the last year.
In June 2023, the promoters’ stake was 63.91 percent. In June 2024, the stake has come down to 56.33 percent.
FIIs i.e. foreign institutional investors have also sold shares. In June 2023, the stake was 2.16 percent. In June 2024, the stake has come down to 0.05 percent.
Compared to the April-June period of the fiscal year 2022-23, the profits during the April-June quarter of the fiscal year 2023-24 were 6.36 crore rupees. It has fallen on an annual basis. It has come down from Rs 7.07 crore to Rs 6.36 crore.
The company’s income has also fallen. Comparatively to the April-June period of the fiscal year 2022 to 2023, the earnings during the April-June quarter of the fiscal year 2023 to 2024 were 216.64 crore rupees.
It has fallen on an annual basis. It has come down from Rs 312.52 crore to Rs 216.64 crore.
Quick Fact
Company name | Rama Steel Tubes |
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Market value | ₹2500 crore |
3-day increase | 50% |
3-year increase | 400% |
Promoter stake (June 2023) | 63.91% |
Promoter stake (June 2024) | 56.33% |
FII stake (June 2023) | 2.16% |
FII stake (June 2024) | 0.05% |
Profit (Q1 FY23-24) | ₹6.36 crore |
Profit decrease (Yearly) | ₹0.71 crore |
Income (Q1 FY23-24) | ₹216.64 crore |
Income decrease (Yearly) | ₹95.88 crore |
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