Hind rectifiers shares: Hind Rectifiers, a company that manufactures railway and power equipment, has received a big order of Rs 101 crore from Indian Railways. The company gave this information in an information sent to the stock markets on Friday 27 June. The company said that this order will be fulfilled between the financial year 2025-26 to 2026-27. Under this order, the company will supply electrical components to the railway.
The company stated in the exchange filing that this order has been received under railway standard terms and conditions and this will have a positive impact on the company’s order book and revenue in the coming years.
Quarterly results are also strong
The results of the recent March quarter of the Hind Rectifiers were also excellent. In the March quarter, the company’s consolidated net profit rose 95% to Rs 9.99 crore, which was Rs 5.11 crore in the same quarter last year. At the same time, its total revenue rose to Rs 185.39 crore during this period, which was Rs 151.73 crore a year ago. The company also declared a final dividend of Rs 2 per share for FY 2024-25.
Company Profile
Hind Rectifiers Limited, also known as Hirect, was established in April 1958. The company specializes in the design, construction and marketing of power semiconductors, electronic devices and railway transportation equipment.
Stir in share
The shares of the Hind Rectifiers closed at Rs 1,260 with a rise of 1.23 per cent on NSE on Friday 27 June. It is a multibagger share, which has given a multibagger return of 857 percent to its investors in the last 5 years. At the same time, its shares have given 87 percent return in the last one year.
However, so far this year, the company’s shares have been displayed weak. In 2025, the company’s shares have fallen by about 10.69 percent so far. At the same time, the performance of its shares in the last one month has been almost flat.
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