Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd Share Price Today

Actions	Ex-Date	Record-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 200% at ₹10/Share	14-Aug-2026	14-Aug-2026
DividendsInterim Dividend of 700% at ₹35/Share	18-Feb-2026	18-Feb-2026
DividendsFinal Dividend of 300% at ₹15/Share	21-Aug-2025	21-Aug-2025
DividendsInterim Dividend of 500% at ₹25/Share	18-Feb-2025	18-Feb-2025

Mutual Fund Holder	Jul 26 Shares held	Aug 26 Shares held
HDFC Defence Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	28.51 Lac	30.05 Lac (5.41%)
Motilal Oswal Nifty India Defence Index Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	24.04 Lac	24.66 Lac (2.6%)
ICICI Prudential Large Cap Fund - Growth	19.65 Lac	17.58 Lac (10.51%)
Franklin India Opportunities Fund - Growth	15.55 Lac	15.55 Lac no change
SBI Arbitrage Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	-	12.99 Lac (100%)

Finkhoz Roboadvisory Services

21 Sep • 9:40 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

HAL completes Tejas order as Mk-1A takes focus

HAL

completed its original 40-aircraft Tejas Mk-1 order after handing over the final two twin-seat trainers to the Indian Air Force. The stock rose nearly 2% as management said Mk-1A issues are being addressed. HAL now has a much larger Tejas Mk-1A programme ahead, with 180 aircraft ordered. Of these, 83 were ordered in 2021 for about ₹48,000 crore and another 97 in 2025 for ₹62,370 crore. HAL has made 27 Mk-1A airframes so far, but deliveries are still pending. My view is that completing the Mk-1 programme removes one legacy milestone, but the real earnings trigger is the Mk-1A delivery ramp-up. Management said radar, weapons and software-integration issues are being worked on, but it has not committed to a specific delivery timeline. This makes execution more important than the announcement itself. The key number to watch is the conversion of the 180-aircraft order into regular deliveries. Engine availability has also improved, with GE Aerospace delivering three F404 engines in August, taking cumulative deliveries to 10. Faster engine supplies can support production once the remaining aircraft-level issues are resolved. My stance: HAL’s long-term order visibility remains strong, but the next meaningful trigger is the start and pace of Mk-1A deliveries. Investors should track radar and software clearance, engine availability and monthly production numbers. Disclosure: I do not hold any position in Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). This post is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice.

Sanjay Ahuja

19 Sep • 9:51 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

HAL HANDS OVER TRAINER AIRCRAFTS TO INDIAN AIR FORCE

India's Public Sector Aviation Manufacturer,

HAL

has handed over the Light Combat Aircraft, Tejas Final Operational Clearance Twin Seater Trainers and HTT 40 Basic Trainer Aircraft to the Indian Air Force in Bengaluru. It also handed over four Dhruv Next Generation helicopters to Pawan Hans Limited. The induction of these helicopters marks the entry into the civil aviation sector. It is India’s first indigenously produced civil helicopter to meet AS-4 requirements. This makes it suitable for civilian roles, including offshore operations. The company is now ready to manufacture Russia’s fifth-generation Su-57 "Felon" stealth fighter jets on Indian soil as it possesses the requisite technical expertise, skilled workforce, and a significant portion of the necessary infrastructure to undertake this massive project. The first prototypes of the indigenous stealth fighter are not expected to roll out until 2028 or 2029, with full operational deployment projected only after 2034.

Ishwar Kathed

19 Sep • 4:48 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

NRB Bearings: Beyond Bearings, Into Precision Engineering

NRB Bearings is evolving from a traditional bearing manufacturer into a broader precision-engineering platform serving automotive, aerospace, defence, industrial automation and potentially robotics. Founded in 1965, NRB manufactures needle, cylindrical, tapered/spherical and thrust bearings, along with precision components. Crisil estimates NRB controls around **65–70% of India’s needle-roller bearing market**. The moat lies in OEM qualification. Once a bearing is validated and integrated into an OEM platform, switching suppliers can involve significant testing and re-validation. 🔹 **₹1,100 Cr Lifetime Nominations** Lifetime nominated business has increased from ₹800 Cr to ₹1,100 Cr. Importantly, this is spread over roughly 5–8 years, implying an approximate annualised opportunity of ₹140–220 Cr—not ₹1,100 Cr annual revenue. 🔹 **Moving Up the Value Chain** NRB is expanding into wheel-hub bearings, one-way clutches, cylindrical roller bearings, hybrid ceramic/insulated bearings and higher-value precision components. 🔹 **Aerospace & Defence** The Mahant Tool Room acquisition provides an entry into aerospace, aviation and defence components. NRB has received a Sukhoi-30 spherical-bearing order through HAL. The stated FY31 target is ₹300 Cr revenue and ₹90 Cr profit contribution. 🔹 **Unitec JV** The 75%-owned Unitec JV is developing cylindrical roller bearings and linear-motion products, with commissioning targeted for April 2027. 🔹 **Future Opportunities** BMW i steering from 2027, railway nominations, Corvette planet pins, one-way clutch development orders and potential applications in robotics, drones and automated mobility are key developments to monitor. **The real thesis:** Can NRB transition from a volume-driven bearing manufacturer into a higher-value precision-components company? The proof will be **higher-value revenue, better margins, ROCE and cash conversion**.

Akhilesh Jat SEBI RA

19 Sep • 10:58 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

HAL Stock Rises 2.13% Intraday; ₹5,165 Resistance in Focus

HAL extended its winning streak to three consecutive sessions following positive updates on Tejas aircraft deliveries and ongoing progress in the Tejas Mk-1A programme. Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (

HAL

) witnessed a strong intraday move on Friday, September 18, 2026, rising as much as 2.13% before paring gains to close with a marginal 0.26% gain at around ₹4,800. The move marked HAL’s third consecutive winning session, although the stock remained more than 2% lower for the week after the sharp decline at the beginning of the week. The move followed HAL's handover of the final two LCA Tejas FOC twin-seat trainers and HTT-40 Basic Trainer Aircraft to the Indian Air Force. HAL CMD Ravi K also stated that Tejas Mk-1A deliveries are expected to begin by the end of 2026. HAL Technical Analysis From a technical perspective, ₹5,165 was a significant resistance level in May 2025. More recently, HAL touched a high of ₹5,150 on August 17, 2026, before correcting. This makes the ₹5,150–₹5,165 zone an important resistance area for the stock. On the downside, the ₹4,615–₹4,535 zone could act as a near-term support area. HAL Stock Outlook With Friday’s close near ₹4,800, the focus now remains on whether HAL can sustain its recovery and eventually reclaim the ₹5,150–₹5,165 resistance zone. The stock has shown signs of stabilisation after recent weakness, but a decisive breakout above resistance may be required to strengthen bullish momentum. Meanwhile, the support zone remains critical for maintaining the current recovery structure. Disclosure: Neither I nor my family members hold any position in the mentioned scrip. This content is shared solely for informational and educational purposes and should not be construed as investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.

Ankit Gupta

18 Sep • 9:27 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

HAL Eyes Tejas Mk1A Deliveries by Year-End

HAL

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited is targeting the start of deliveries of the LCA Mk1A fighter aircraft to the Indian Air Force by the end of 2026, according to a recent report quoting HAL Chairman and Managing Director Ravi K. The company is working to resolve the remaining radar and weapons-integration issues before beginning handovers. The development is significant for HAL as the Mk1A programme has faced delays linked to engine availability and testing requirements. HAL had earlier indicated that deliveries could begin around August-September after progress on engine supplies and technical issues. The company has also been expanding production readiness, with multiple Mk1A airframes already built and flown. The Indian Air Force has a large requirement for new fighter aircraft, while the government has placed a separate order for 97 additional Mk1A aircraft, with deliveries under that contract scheduled to begin from 2027-28. For HAL, successful commencement of Mk1A deliveries would mark an important programme milestone and could support execution visibility across its sizeable defence order pipeline. Investors will track the resolution of remaining integration issues, engine availability, delivery schedules and production ramp-up. Overall, the expected start of Mk1A deliveries by year-end remains an important development for HAL’s defence manufacturing and order-execution outlook.

Amit Malviya

17 Sep • 3:28 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

AXISCADES Technologies Ltd has announced a major acquisition

AXISCADES

AXISCADES Technologies Ltd has announced a major acquisition of Bengaluru-based Cloud Wave Technologies for ₹260 crore, accelerating its entry into aerospace manufacturing. The company also reported record Q1 FY27 revenue of ₹346.7 crore, up 42.2% year-on-year, driven by defence and electronics growth. 🚀 Key Developments in AXISCADES Technologies 1. Strategic Acquisition – Cloud Wave Technologies Deal Value: ₹260 crore (majority stake acquisition). Target Company: Cloud Wave Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru-based precision engineering firm. Capabilities Added: Aerospace & Defence precision machining Sheet metal fabrication, tooling, injection moulding, 3D printing AS9100D-certified operations across 7 manufacturing units Expected FY27 Revenue (Cloud Wave): ₹180 crore with 22% EBITDA margin. Purpose: Strengthen AXISCADES’ Aerospace Manufacturing platform and expand capacity at Devanahalli Aerospace Park (240,000 sq ft facility). Strategic Impact: Positions AXISCADES as a key player in India’s aerospace supply chain, serving HAL, DRDO, ADA, and global OEMs. 2. Financial Highlights – Q1 FY27 Metric Q1 FY27 YoY Change Notes Revenue (Total) ₹346.7 crore +42.2% Includes discontinued operations Revenue (Continuing) ₹183.4 crore +100% (like-for-like) Excluding Add Solutions EBITDA (Reported) ₹27.9 crore ↓ from ₹34.1 crore Margin 8.1% Normalized EBITDA ₹41.0 crore +20.5% Margin 12.4% Loss After Tax ₹14.8 crore — Includes one-time provisions Defence Revenue ₹125 crore Doubled YoY Major growth driver Divestments: Engineering Services and Aerospace Services sold to Akkodis Group for a total consideration of ₹2,256 crore (USD 237 million). These transactions are progressing through closing conditions. 3. Upcoming Corporate Events Investor Day & Plant Visit: Scheduled for September 11, 2026. 36th Annual General Meeting (AGM): Notice issued for FY25–26.

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