On March 17, shares of Azad India Mobility, a prominent player in the metal sector, surged to their upper circuit limit, fueled by a significant investment from the Mauritius-based institutional investor, 3 Sigma Global Fund. This strategic move has heightened interest in the stock and showcases the growing confidence in the company’s potential.
Investment Highlights
- 3 Sigma Global Fund acquired a 2.20% voting stake, translating to 751,200 equity shares.
- Following this investment, the total voting share of 3 Sigma Global Fund in Azad India Mobility increased to 21.99%.
- The company now has a total of 7,500,000 equity shares, solidifying its capital structure.
As of the latest update on March 17, the total share capital of Azad India Mobility stands at an impressive ₹34,11,00,750 (or 34.11 crore), divided into 3.41 crore equity shares, each having a face value of ₹10.
Stock Performance
In Monday’s trading session, Azad India Mobility shares experienced a remarkable increase of 5%, reaching ₹112.35, up from the previous close of ₹107. The stock hit its upper price limit, which is capped at 5% by the BSE. This price spike indicates robust market activity and investor enthusiasm.
Key Price Metrics
- 52-week high: ₹212.75 (achieved on May 28, 2024).
- 52-week low: ₹86.90 (recorded on January 17, 2025).
Azad India Mobility has proven to be a lucrative investment over the long term, delivering a staggering 530% return to investors over the past five years. However, it’s noteworthy that the stock has faced challenges recently, with a 17% decrease in value over the past year. In contrast, it has bounced back with an 18% increase in the last month after hitting its year-low in January.
Conclusion
The recent investment by 3 Sigma Global Fund into Azad India Mobility not only highlights the growing interest in the metal sector but also positions the company for potential future gains. Investors keen on capitalizing on this momentum should keep a close eye on market trends and the stock’s performance.
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