Shrydus Industries, a prominent real estate developer in Mumbai, hit a 20% upper circuit in Monday’s trading session following a 5,340% increase in net profits. The company, known for its diverse business ventures, has shown strong financial performance i
Shrydus IndustriesStock MarketUpper CircuitNet ProfitFinancial ResultsReal EstateOct 07, 2024
The 20% upper circuit in Shrydus Industries' stock was triggered by the company's announcement of a 5,340% increase in net profits in the quarter ending September 2024.
Shrydus Industries has a market capitalization of Rs. 61.4 crores.
Shrydus Industries operates in the pharmaceutical, healthcare, real estate, and green energy sectors.
Shrydus Industries' revenue increased by 63% year-over-year, from Rs. 2.15 crores in Q2FY24 to Rs. 3.5 crores in Q2FY25.
The Promoters hold a stake of 25.86%, while Retail Investors hold the remaining 74.14% stake in Shrydus Industries.
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