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SC Agrotech shares jump nearly 15 percent in a week after strong Q2 results

Reported by Kavya Rao (Senior Writer) · Livemint - Markets ·

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SC Agrotech shares jump nearly 15 percent in a week after strong Q2 resultsPhoto: Wikimedia Commons

Shares of SC Agrotech Limited surged nearly fifteen percent over the past week and hit multiple upper circuits during Thursday's trading session.

Results and Rally

The sharp price rise in the agricultural products company came amid strong investor enthusiasm over corporate earnings. Net profit zoomed to one thousand twenty-one point zero one lakh rupees in the second quarter of the 2027 financial year, compared to twenty-one point two one crore rupees in the same period last year. Net profit stood at nine hundred fifty-five point nine zero lakh rupees in the previous quarter. Net revenue from operations surged to four thousand five hundred twenty-five point nine four crore rupees during the quarter, compared to five hundred one point sixty-nine lakh rupees earlier. The stock hit back-to-back upper circuits twice on Thursday after a similar double upper-circuit move in the previous session. Share price traded five percent higher at thirty-seven point thirty-eight rupees with a market value of two hundred eighty-four point zero seven crore rupees at one forty-four pm. The stock has delivered a fifteen percent return in one week, twenty-five percent in six months, and one hundred sixteen percent in one year.

Expert Views

Mahesh M Ojha, vice president of research and business development at KC Securities, said the rally helped the stock break a key resistance point. Investors may consider a stop loss at thirty-four rupees per share, while the scrip may face resistance near thirty-nine point eighty rupees. A sustained breakout could help the stock find support near forty-two rupees, and investors can consider booking profits after forty-five rupees apiece.

Context

Small-cap stocks often experience sharp price movements and heavy trading volumes following major earnings announcements. Upper circuit limits are rules set by stock exchanges to prevent excessive price volatility in a single day.

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