Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd Share Price Today

Actions	Ex-Date	Record-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 35% at ₹3.5/Share	10-Sep-2026	10-Sep-2026
DividendsFinal Dividend of 30% at ₹3/Share	19-Sep-2025	20-Sep-2025
DividendsInterim Dividend of 15% at ₹1.5/Share	26-Nov-2024	26-Nov-2024
DividendsFinal Dividend of 30% at ₹3/Share	03-Sep-2024	04-Sep-2024

Mutual Fund Holder	Aug 26 Shares held	Sep 26 Shares held
SBI Large & Midcap Fund - Regular Plan - IDCW	8.57 Lac	8.57 Lac no change
Tata Small Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	5.79 Lac	5.79 Lac no change
SBI Consumption Opportunities Fund - Regular Plan - IDCW	5.50 Lac	5.50 Lac no change
Mahindra Manulife Small Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	5.29 Lac	5.45 Lac (2.97%)
Mirae Asset Multicap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	3.52 Lac	4.01 Lac (13.87%)

DEEPAK PAL

23 Sep • 2:13 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

INSIDER BUYING ALERT----> Promoters Are Buying These Stocks!

When promoters, directors or employee trusts buy shares from the open market, investors often track the activity because it shows insider participation at the current market price. Here are the key Insider Buying transactions in focus: ---->BIGGEST BUYING !Jindal Stainless Promoter Group 8,61,553 shares ₹64.54 Cr JSL Overseas Holding, a promoter-group entity, acquired shares through market purchases, taking its holding from 17.40% to 17.50%. The transactions were made on September 18 and 21. Veegaland Developers Promoter & Director 3,00,000 shares ₹4.23 Cr The transaction comes shortly after the company's market debut, making promoter activity an important disclosure to track. Paisalo Digital Promoter Group 2,30,004 shares ₹2.16 Cr Promoter buying has brought the NBFC into the insider-activity watchlist. eClerx Services Employee Welfare Trust 9,752 shares ₹1.89 Cr Western Carriers (India) Promoter & Director 1,05,000 shares ₹1.01 Cr ----> OTHER INSIDER BUYING STEL Holdings Promoter Group 11,202 shares | ₹73.97 Lakh Nava Promoter & Promoter Group 9,000 shares | ₹50.08 Lakh Almondz Global Securities Promoter 1,22,902 shares | ₹22.64 Lakh BMW Ventures Promoter Group 39,559 shares | ₹20.64 Lakh Signet Industries Promoter & Director 21,695 shares | ₹15.25 Lakh Evexia Lifecare Promoter Group 14,45,000 shares | ₹14.45 Lakh Ganesha Ecosphere Employee Welfare Trust 1,200 shares | ₹12.01 Lakh TGV Sraac Promoter Group 10,000 shares | ₹10.68 Lakh BLB Promoter & Director 55,223 shares | ₹8.86 Lakh OBCL Promoter Group 11,502 shares | ₹6.67 Lakh ---->Insider buying alone does NOT guarantee that a stock will rise. Investors should also check: • Debt levels • Earnings growth •Cash flows • Valuation ----->TOP TRANSACTIONS TO TRACK Jindal Stainless — ₹64.54 Cr Veegaland Developers — ₹4.23 Cr Paisalo Digital — ₹2.16 Cr eClerx Services — ₹1.89 Cr Western Carriers — ₹1.01 Cr These are the largest transactions in the list provided.

Tejaswi

19 Sep • 10:12 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Ganesha Ecosphere: profit tripled, volumes did not

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Ganesha Ecosphere Limited (NSE: GANECOS) grew Q1 FY27 profit 170% to ₹29 crore. Yet sales volume fell 11.2% from the previous quarter. What happened Consolidated revenue rose 25.7% to ₹423.7 crore. EBITDA jumped 64.7% to ₹59.8 crore, and margin widened to 14.1% from 10.8%. Production reached 42,826 tonnes. Revenue was flat against the March quarter, at ₹423.9 crore. So the gains came from price and mix, not from selling more. Why it matters The company turns used PET bottles into recycled fibres and granules for textile buyers. Rules that force brands to use recycled content are what create the demand. Warangal capacity is being raised by 22,500 tonnes at a cost of ₹125 crore, taking the total towards 100,000 tonnes by early 2027. The Odisha project has been deferred. My view Read the per tonne numbers, not the headline. EBITDA per tonne rose 28.3% to ₹14,908 in one quarter. That is the recycling business finally earning a premium instead of selling a commodity. The risk is the mirror image. Capacity is heading to 100,000 tonnes while volumes are slipping. If offtake stays soft, the new lines sit idle and margins give back the gains. On valuation, do not trust the 70 times trailing figure. It sits on a weak FY26 profit of ₹38 crore. If the June quarter run rate holds, the stock is nearer 24 times. That is the gap between fear and fact. What I am watching The FSSAI clearance for the new food grade line, since that unlocks bottle to bottle demand. Q2 FY27 volumes in November. On the chart, ₹900 is support and a close above ₹1,100 would confirm a turn. My stance: Accumulate on dips near ₹900. The margin story is real, the volume story is not yet. Disclosure: I do not hold a position in Ganesha Ecosphere Limited at the time of writing. This is not investment advice.

Vivek kumar

5 Apr • 8:50 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

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chart update

breaks a important resistance on daily time frame!!

Adarsh Nimborkar (SEBI IA)

1 Apr • 8:50 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd – Stock Overview and Business Analysis

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Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd is India’s leading recycler of PET plastic waste and a major manufacturer of recycled polyester staple fiber and yarn. The company converts used plastic bottles into value-added textile products used in industries such as apparel, home furnishings and automotive textiles. It plays an important role in the recycling ecosystem and sustainability segment. Margins are moderate, with net profit margins typically in the mid-single-digit range. Return ratios are not very high, indicating average capital efficiency. Recent performance has shown volatility, with profits affected by cost pressures and changing market conditions. One of the key strengths is its positioning in the sustainability space. Increasing environmental awareness, regulatory support and demand from global brands for recycled materials support long-term growth potential. The company is also expanding its production capacity to capture future demand. The balance sheet is relatively stable, though expansion plans require capital investment and working capital management. Debt levels have increased at times due to growth initiatives, which adds some financial risk. Growth prospects are supported by rising demand for recycled polyester, government focus on plastic recycling and increasing adoption of sustainable materials in textiles and packaging. However, there are risks. The business is sensitive to availability and pricing of PET waste as well as crude-linked polyester prices. Margins can fluctuate based on input costs. Profitability has been inconsistent, which is a concern for long-term stability. In terms of valuation, the stock trades at relatively higher levels compared to its growth and profitability, indicating that future expectations are already priced in. Overall, Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd is a niche sustainability-driven company with strong long-term potential.

Adarsh Nimborkar (SEBI IA)

10 Feb • 5:55 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd – Stock Overview

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Company Profile Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd is an Indian recycling and polyester fibre manufacturing company. It is one of the leading producers of recycled polyester staple fibre (RPSF), spun yarn and recycled PET products in India. The company converts post-consumer plastic waste such as PET bottles into value-added textile and industrial products. Its products are used in textiles, garments, home furnishings, automotive interiors and packaging industries. Business Model The company earns revenue by recycling PET waste and converting it into polyester fibre, yarn and related products. It sells these materials to textile manufacturers, apparel companies and industrial users. Revenue depends on demand from the textile and recycling sectors, pricing of raw materials like PET waste and polyester, and capacity utilisation. The company benefits from rising awareness of sustainability and recycling. Industry Position Ganesha Ecosphere is a key player in India’s recycled polyester and sustainable materials segment. With increasing global focus on environmental sustainability and plastic recycling, demand for recycled polyester has grown. The company exports products and serves major domestic textile manufacturers. It competes with other fibre and recycling companies but has scale and experience in the segment. Financial Performance (Broad View) Revenue has grown over time with expansion in recycling capacity and demand for sustainable fibres. Profit margins can fluctuate with raw material costs and polyester price cycles. Earnings also depend on textile sector demand and export orders. Overall View Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd is a specialty recycling and polyester fibre company benefiting from sustainability and recycling trends. It may suit investors looking for exposure to eco-friendly manufacturing and textile demand, but performance depends on polyester pricing, export demand and cost control.

Tejaswi

8 Jan • 7:14 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Ganesha Ecosphere: 58% Crash - Shareholder Wake-Up Call?

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Ganesha Ecosphere recycles PET bottles into polyester staple fiber and yarn. It collects 350 tons of waste daily via a pan-India network. Plants operate in Kanpur, Rudrapur, and Bilaspur. The stock plunged 58% from its 52-week high of Rs 2,050 (Jan 2025) to Rs 818 as of Jan 7, 2026. It hit a low of Rs 811 recently. This sharp drop hurts shareholders, eroding wealth amid broader recycling sector woes. Q2 FY26 was tough: revenue fell to Rs 3,634m from Rs 3,868m YoY. Gross margins crashed to 6.1% from 14.3%. The firm posted losses versus Rs 271m profit last year. Sales volume rose 16% to 39,132 MT, but raw material costs spiked to Rs 50/kg from Rs 44-45/kg. A MOEF draft notification stalled rPET granule demand. For shareholders, this is detrimental short-term. Paper losses mount, dividends face risks, and volatility tests patience. Manageable debt (D/E 0.36) offers solace, but margin erosion signals operational pain. Yet, positives emerge. The cost gap eased by Sep 2025. Buyers commit to orders from Jan 2026. A strong order book and stable prices signal recovery. H1 FY26 struggles stem from inventory costs, but long-term sales CAGR of 13.61% shines. A new JV with Race Eco Chain boosts PET flake supply via washing plants, cutting input risks. Management eyes 7-9% EBITDA margins in H2 FY26. For shareholders, the dip is painful now but potentially valuable if expansions pay off. India's recycling market grows at 8.53% CAGR to $1.34bn by 2030, fueled by EVs and sustainability. Hold if patient; buy dips cautiously. Fundamentals like 8% 3Y ROE matter more than panic. Thorough checks beat herd moves.

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