Shares of chemical trading company A-1 Ltd witnessed massive buying interest on Tuesday, locking at the 5% upper circuit limit after the company announced receiving a substantial order that boosted investor confidence.
Record Breaking Performance
The small-cap stock reached its all-time high level of ₹2,433.10 per share on the BSE, marking the seventh consecutive trading session where the stock hit the upper circuit. This remarkable performance occurred on November 25, demonstrating sustained investor enthusiasm.
Major Order Details
A-1 Ltd confirmed receiving a significant order from Sai Baba Polymer Technologies Product for the supply of 25,000 metric tons of Industrial Urea - Automobile Grade. The base order value stands at ₹127.50 crore before taxes, while the total order value including 18% GST amounts to ₹150.45 crore.
The company emphasized that this transaction represents normal business operations and does not involve any related party transactions or promoter interests.
Strategic Significance and Market Impact
According to company officials, this order significantly enhances A-1 Ltd's operating revenues and demonstrates growing demand for their Industrial Urea (Automobile grade) division. The company stated that this development strengthens order book visibility across multiple business units and aligns with their strategy to expand presence in the automotive chemical value chain while maintaining customer diversification.
The stock performance has been extraordinary across multiple timeframes. A-1 share price has skyrocketed 131% in one month and delivered an impressive 268% return over three months. The multibagger returns continue with 346% gains in six months and 505% returns year-to-date.
Long-term investors have been rewarded handsomely, with the stock rallying 557% over one year, surging 702% in three years, and delivering an astronomical 4,006% return over five years.
At 12:10 PM during Tuesday's trading session, A-1 share price remained locked at the 5% upper circuit of ₹2,433.10 per share on the BSE, indicating continued strong demand from investors.
