FIIs made the biggest sale of the stock- but why the sudden rise in the stock- impact of the new notification on the exchange:

News Topical, Digital Desk : If you have bought the company's shares or are planning to buy, then the FY25 results have brought good news for you. The company has recorded the highest revenue and profit ever in the last financial year. The company has released the annual report on the exchange and provided data and further information. The market cap of the company is Rs 26000 crore. On July 23, the company started at Rs 3,509.90 against the closing price of Rs 3,500.60. After this, the news came on the exchange and the stock reached close to Rs 3600. The promoters hold 51.05 per cent in the company. FIIs i.e. foreign institutional investors have sold the stock. As compared to June 2024, the stake has fallen from 12.53 per cent to 9.44 per cent in June 2025.

This company is Timken India. Profit was ₹447.4 crores, huge benefit to shareholders
The company's net profit in FY25 was ₹447.4 crores, which is 14% more than last year's ₹392.1 crores. This means EPS also increased - EPS was ₹59.48 in FY25 while it was ₹52.13 in FY24. That is, a great increase in earnings per share.

2. Record income - Operating income of ₹3,147.8 crores Timken India's sales stood at ₹3,147.8 crores, which is 8.2% more than last year's ₹2,909.5 crores. Demand remained strong in the domestic market, which led to this growth.

3. The company is completely debt-free, the balance sheet is strong The company has become completely debt-free by March 31, 2025. It has cash and investments worth ₹511.4 crores. This means that even if there is volatility in the market, the company can stand strong.

4. New plant operational, preparation for future growth A new plant has been commissioned in Bharuch, Gujarat in the first quarter of FY25, where Spherical and Cylindrical Roller Bearings will be made. The company is investing ₹700 crores on this. This will increase growth in the coming years.

5. Huge demand from railway and auto sector Railway, auto and industrial sectors have a high share in the company's sales. The company is benefiting from the government's budget of ₹2.55 lakh crore in railways and recovery in the auto industry.

6. Operating margin and net margin also improved The company's operating profit margin stood at 16.1% and net profit margin at 14.2% in FY25. This indicates that despite the increase in costs, the company has managed profitability.

7. ₹36 per share dividend announced The company has recommended a dividend of ₹36 per share for FY25. This means that investors will get cash returns along with earnings. Timken India has a strong balance sheet, robust business model and several growth triggers - such as railway infrastructure, auto recovery, 'Make in India' and industrial demand. If you are a long term investor, then this stock is worth keeping in the portfolio.