2:1 Stock Split: DIIs Bought 1,31,540 Shares & Multibagger Return Over 670 Per cent in Just 1 Year: Keep This Shipping Stock on Your Radar for Monday!
The company’s shares have delivered an impressive return of over 130 per cent in the past 3 months.
Incorporated in 1972, Cochin Shipyard Limited is a leading player in the construction of various types of vessels, as well as the repair and refit of ships, including periodic upgrades and life extensions. CSL has built and repaired some of the largest ships for esteemed customers worldwide and has exported approximately 45 ships to clients outside India. The company has developed expertise in constructing bulk carriers, smaller ships, and advanced technology vessels such as Platform Supply Vessels and Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessels.
On Friday, Cochin Shipyard Limited shares closed at Rs 2544.60 per share. The company’s current market capitalization stands at Rs 66943.54 crore. The stock has delivered a multibagger return of over 130 per cent in just 3 months.
As per the Quarterly Results, in the fourth quarter of FY24, Cochin Shipyard Limited recorded a revenue of Rs 1225 crore. The operating profit for Q4 FY24 stood at Rs 286 crore. The net profit for Q4 FY24 was Rs 265 crore. Looking at the annual performance, the company generated a revenue of Rs 3645 crore in FY24, compared to Rs 2330 crore in FY23. The operating profit for FY24 was Rs 875 crore, with a net profit of Rs 813 crore.
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According to the shareholding pattern, promoters own 72.86 per cent, while FIIs and DIIs own 4.94 per cent and 2.50 per cent, respectively, with the remaining 19.71 per cent held by public or retail investors. DIIs stake increased from 2.45 per cent to 2.50 per cent in the June quarter of FY25.
Investors must keep this Mid-Cap stock on their radar.
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