Doms Industries Share Price: There was a good buying environment in the shares of stationery and art products company Domes Industries today. Domes shares, which were listed about three years ago, have given rapid returns to IPO investors. Talking further, when brokerage firm Antique started its coverage with a buy rating, its shares jumped even in the profit-booking market. Some investors took advantage of this rise, due to which the prices softened a bit but it is still in a very strong position. Currently on BSE it is at ₹2560.90 with a gain of 2.24%. In intra-day it jumped 6.47% to reach ₹2666.95. Talking further, out of the overall 11 analysts covering it, 9 have given buy, 1 has given hold and 1 has given sell rating.
Why is Antique obsessed with Doms Industries?
Antique has initiated coverage on Domes Industries with a buy rating and fixed the target price of its shares at ₹3,250. The brokerage firm believes that Domes Industries is poised to grow rapidly in the consumption space due to capacity addition, expansion of distribution and strong innovation pipeline. The company’s sales grew at a compound annual growth rate of 24% between fiscal years 2020-2025 and Antique believes that it will continue to grow at a rate of 20% between fiscal years 2025-2028.
Antique has cited important reasons for trusting Domes Industries. Such as the phased opening of a new facility in Umargaon by the company to address capacity concerns; Expanding fast-growing categories – pens, paper, kits and combos; acquisitions of Uniclan (baby hygiene) and Super Trades (paper) along with expansion into related bags and toys categories; And with a focus on profitable expansion of the portfolio, the company has added around 500 SKUs (stock keeping units) from FY 2024.
How is your health?
Talking about the business health of Domes Industries, the consolidated net profit of the company increased by 13.5% to ₹ 58.26 crore in the second quarter of the current financial year 2026, July-September 2025. During this period, the company’s revenue also jumped by 24% to ₹ 567.9 crore. Talking about the operating level, the company’s operating profit increased by 15.8% year-on-year to ₹ 99.51 crore in the September quarter. However, during this period the company’s operating margin shrank from 18.8% to 17.5%. Santosh Raveshia, MD of the company, has expressed hope of achieving the annual growth target of 18%-20% through expansion in capacity, launch of new products and expansion in the market.
Now talking about shares, about three years ago its shares worth ₹ 790 were listed on 20 December 2023 at a premium of 77%. Now talking about the movement of shares in a year, last year on December 17, 2024, it was at a one-year high of ₹ 3111.00, due to which in just one and a half month, it slipped by 32.67% and on January 28, 2025, it reached a one-year low of ₹ 2094.75.
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