- Shetron reported 30% higher FY26 PAT of Rs.4 cr. and paid a 10% dividend. Q1 FY27 PAT rose 97% QoQ to Rs.1.89 cr., with EPS of Rs.2.10. Trading at around 10x forward P/E, the company is expanding production capacity in Mumbai and Bengaluru to support western and southern market growth. At Rs.109, it remains below its high of Rs.198.
- South West Pinnacle Exploration, an integrated drilling and natural-resource exploration services provider, reported 101% higher FY26 PAT of Rs.33.03 cr. and 287% higher Q1 FY27 PAT. Promoters hold 65.94%, while HNIs hold 9.59%. Higher demand for exploration amid resource shortages could support growth; the stock may revisit its 52-week high of Rs.288.
- Atlanta Electricals received a Rs.193.92 cr. letter of intent from Andhra Pradesh’s transmission utility and secured a Rs.285 cr. order from Punjab State Transmission Corporation. Q1 FY27 EBITDA grew 58% and PAT 50%, with 105 bps of YoY margin expansion. Its Rs.3,117 cr. order backlog, Rs.340 cr. debt repayment and capacity expansion support growth prospects.
- Godrej Agrovet ICICI Securities maintains a Buy rating with a Rs.845 target, citing a 3–5-year strategic transformation, while trimming FY27 and FY28 EPS estimates by 6.5% and 2.3%, respectively.
- Debt-free, dividend-paying Prince Pipes & Fittings has reserves of Rs.1,534 cr. against equity of Rs.111 cr., with promoters holding 60.95% and mutual funds 15.33%. FY26 PAT grew 73%, while Q1 FY27 PAT surged 600% to Rs.33.75 cr. Premium product launches, Bihar plant ramp-up, South India expansion and planned FY27 capex of Rs.200–210 cr. support its growth outlook.
- Debt-free RDB Rasayan has reserves of Rs.229.39 cr. against equity of Rs.17.71 cr., with promoters holding 69.83% and bodies corporate/HNIs 17.75%. FY26 PAT stood at Rs.33.96 cr. and Q1 FY27 PAT rose 88% QoQ to Rs.11.60 cr., implying potential FY27 EPS of Rs.27–28. Trading at around 7x P/E, the company is targeting growth through plastic-processing solutions.
- Rajesh Power Services secured Rs.541 cr. of orders from MGVCL on October 14, 2026, taking its order book closer to Rs.4,000 cr. and providing 18 months of execution visibility. The orders support power-distribution modernisation through covered conductors and underground cabling. The stock trades well below its 52-week high of Rs.1,605.
