shares surged over 5% on November 3, 2025, marking their third consecutive positive close, even as the company reported a decline in Q2 FY26 net profit. The rally came after the firm announced a ₹5 per share interim dividend for FY26 and amid analysts’ expectations of a stronger second half, supported by GST rate cuts and improved consumer demand outlook. Despite the profit dip, investors showed confidence in the company’s growth potential, driving the stock higher.
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