On Monday, August 11, 2025, shares of PG Electroplast Ltd (PGEL), a contract producer of home appliances and consumer electronics, continued their decline for the fourth straight session. Following the financial year 2025-26’s poor first quarter results, investors are still on edge, which is putting pressure on the stock. Today, the counter began the day with a 5.1% gap-down loss and continued to decline, reaching a low of Rs 473.20 on the BSE. When last saw, it was trading at Rs 497.15, down 15.66% from its closing price of Rs 589.05. The steep drop coincides with today’s spike in trade activity. Data from the BSE shows that 23.62 lakh shares were exchanged, which is significantly more than the 2.68 lakh two-week average volume.
The stock opened the trading session at Rs 559.35 on the NSE, down from its previous close of Rs 588.80. The relative strength index (RSI) for the stock over the last 14 days is 20.6. For those who are unaware, a level below 30 is regarded as oversold or undervalued, and one beyond 70 is seen as overbought or overvalued. The stock has a 52-week high of Rs 1,054.20, a 52-week low of Rs 414.45, and a high of Rs 1,054.20 on January 1. The stock has provided a multibagger return of 10,523 percent over the last five years and 206 percent over the last two, according to BSE Analytics. So far this year, though, it has corrected 51%. The company’s consolidated net profit for the first quarter of the fiscal year 2025–2026 was Rs 67 crore, a 20% year-over-year (YoY) decrease. The net profit dropped 54% on a sequential basis. The proprietors of the business are responsible for the company’s stated profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 84 crore for the April–June quarter of FY25 and Rs 145 crore for the Q4FY25.
