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Aastha Spintex surges 5% on ₹76.78cr order book

EUROS Newsroom · 1h ago · 1 min read · 🇮🇳 India
Aastha Spintex surges 5% on ₹76.78cr order book

Aastha Spintex rallied to the upper circuit after securing a ₹76.78 crore order book, providing evidence that its recent capacity expansion is driving new revenue.

Shares of Aastha Spintex surged 5% to hit the upper circuit at ₹129.02 on Monday after the yarn manufacturer disclosed a new order book worth ₹76.78 crore. The stock opened at ₹129.02, up from a previous close of ₹122.88. The contracts cover the four months through October 2026.

The order pipeline represents more than 21% of the company’s full-year revenue for FY25. It comprises 55 separate orders from over 10 clients, anchored by repeat business from major buyers 7 Seas Impex and Texpert India Pvt. Ltd. These clients are concentrated across Gujarat and neighbouring states.

For investors, the filing provides tangible evidence that the company's acquisition of Falcon Texotube is yielding results. That deal expanded installed spindle capacity from 7,700 metric tonnes to 17,457 metric tonnes, a 2.3-fold increase. Management stated this expanded footprint is now allowing the manufacturer to handle larger and more frequent orders.

“The ₹76.78 Crore order book for July–October 2026 is a strong validation of our post-Falcon growth strategy. We are seeing both our existing clients scale up their orders and new clients entering our ecosystem,” the management said.

The bulk of these orders are scheduled for execution during the July-to-September quarter. This gives the Gujarat-based manufacturer strong revenue visibility for the first half of the 2026-27 financial year. Improved operational certainty also supports better near-term cash flow predictability.

Despite Monday's rally, the stock remains under pressure since its market debut on July 6, trading down 5.47% from its initial listing price. The order book update will test whether the post-IPO selloff has run its course.