HMA Agro share price surged as much as 5 per cent to ₹32.50 apiece on Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) in Wednesday’s trading session after witnessing a spurt in its trading volume.
HMA Agro shares have remained largely volatile in the near-term. The stock gained over 3.12 per cent in six months, however, has fallen nearly 37.43 per cent in one year.
HMA Agro Q1 results 2025 highlights
HMA Agro Industries posted mixed financial results for the quarter ended June (Q1 FY 2025-26). The company reported 57 per cent surge in its net profit, indicating strong overall growth momentum compared to the same period last year.
On the expense side, the company saw a 19.2 per cent QoQ decline. Despite this, expenses were still 58.1 per cent higher YoY, in line with the revenue expansion compared to the prior year.
Profitability, however, remained under pressure. The net profit dropped sharply by 61.7 per cent QoQ. On a YoY comparison, net profit also fell 19.2 per cent, reflecting challenges in sustaining bottom-line performance despite higher revenues.
HMA Agro share price – Should you buy or sell?
According to Anuj Gupta, Director at Ya Wealth, HMA Agro stock is optimistic about the India-US trade deal and better-than-expected monsoon.
“HMA Agro deals in agri and allied businesses. The stock is optimistic about the India-US trade deal and better-than-expected monsoon. The company has exposure to exports, especially in the Middle East, the EU and the US. As the Indian delegates are in talks with the US and EU, the market expects the India-US trade deal and the India-EU trade deal soon.
On the technical chart, the small-cap stock looks positive. It recently broke the downtrend line, trading above its resistance level of ₹30. Volumes are also rising in the stock. Currently, it is trading above its weekly high level. Strong support is seen at ₹30 and then ₹27, while resistance could be seen at ₹35 and ₹38 levels. As per the technical chart structure, we expect it to test the ₹35 to ₹38 levels very soon,” Gupta said.
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