Stock Market: Smallcap company gets big supply order, keep an eye on the stock

News Topical, Digital Desk : The stock of Yasho Industries, a company in the specialty chemicals sector included in the BSE Smallcap Index, may see action on Friday. In fact, the company informed after the market closed on Thursday that it has entered into a long-term supply agreement with a large multinational company. According to the company, under this agreement, it will also receive an advance for the construction of the facility. The stock saw a rise on Thursday and the stock closed more than 4 percent higher.

What information has the company given

In the information sent to the stock market, the company said that this order has been received for the supply of Lubricant Additive. This order is based on formula pricing for 15 years. The company said that from the end of FY 2027, an annual income of Rs 150 crore is possible from this agreement. According to the company, they will build the facility for this deal in the next 12 to 18 months and it is expected that the supply can start from the fourth quarter of FY 27. 65 percent of the company's income is linked to exports and the company supplies specialty chemicals to many sectors. The company has 4 units in Vapi and Pakhajan in Gujarat. Under the current deal, chemicals will be supplied from the Pakhajan plant. 

How was the stock performance The stock closed at 1861 today with a gain of 4.7 percent. During the session, the stock had reached the level of 1916. The highest level of the stock for the year has been 2330 which was recorded on 5 February 2025. At the same time, the lowest level of the year was recorded on 7 April 2025 when the stock reached 1601. 

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