Ashish Kacholia Portfolio Stock Aeroflex Industries drops by 10% after weak Q1 results

Ashish Kacholia Portfolio Stock Aeroflex Industries drops by 10% after weak Q1 results

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Shares of Aeroflex Industries fell on Tuesday 29 July to RS 185.25 on the BSE, after the company had reported a sharp decrease in the profit for the quarter of June, which activated a sale in the shares of Ashish Kacholia.

The manufacturer of flexible electricity solutions achieved a decrease of 42.22% in net profit on RS 7.17 crore for Q1 FY26, compared to RS 12.41 Crore in the quarter of a year ago. Turnover for the quarter of June also decreased 6.04% to RS 84.33 Crore, against RS 89.75 Crore in Q1FY25, which is a reflection of the damped question despite the export-heavy model and the global customer base.

ACE investor Ashish Kacholia has increased its interest in Aeroflex Industries in the quarter of June. His interest rose to 1.99% or 2,578,928 shares, of 1.92% or 2,478,928 shares in the quarter of March.

Aeroflex Industries, which makes stainless steel snakes and assemblies that are used in sectors such as oil and gas, chemicals and cars, is known for its high -quality export -oriented product portfolio. However, the weak quarterly tones weighed on the sentiment of investors.

The decline of Tuesday dragged the stock 32% below 52 weeks high from RS 271.60, touched in February 2025. It remains well above the 52 -week low of RS 145.05, affected in April.


The stock has shown turbulent movement in recent months. Although it won 10% in May and 18% in June, it has so far fallen by 4% in July. Earlier in the year the Scrip Back-to-Back fell, 1.3% fell in April, 4% in March and a steep 27% in February. January, on the other hand, had seen a rally of 10%. On a year to date, the shares of Aeroflex Industries have fallen by 9.6% and 11% have fallen in the last month. For a one -year horizon, however, the share has still increased by 19.6%.

Technical indicators mixed


Based on a technical perspective, the share under seven of its eight important simple advanced averages inclusive acts including the 5-day, 10-day, 20-day, 30-day, 50-day, 150 days and 200 days SMAs, while staying just above 100-day SMA.

The relative strength index (RSI) is 53.4, which indicates neutral momentum. In the meantime, the advancing average convergence divergency (MACD) is at 5.5, is above the center line but under the signal line, pointing to a potentially cautious trend in the short term.

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