Indo Count Industries Ltd Share Price Today

Actions	Ex-Date	Record-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 75% at ₹1.5/Share	17-Aug-2026	17-Aug-2026
DividendsFinal Dividend of 100% at ₹2/Share	11-Aug-2025	11-Aug-2025

Mutual Fund Holder	Jul 26 Shares held	Aug 26 Shares held
HSBC Small Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	47.49 Lac	47.49 Lac no change
HSBC Value Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	18.85 Lac	23.35 Lac (23.88%)
Quant Multi Cap Fund - Growth	9.22 Lac	9.22 Lac no change
HSBC India Export Opportunities Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	7.57 Lac	6.73 Lac (11.21%)
UTI Small Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	5.89 Lac	5.93 Lac (0.75%)

Amit Malviya

31 Aug • 5:18 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Indo Count Industries Limited (ICIL) reported strong Q1 FY27

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Indo Count Industries Limited (ICIL) reported strong Q1 FY27 results with record revenue of ₹1,224 crore, EBITDA margin recovery to ~13.1%, and PAT of ₹63 crore. However, Q2 FY27 (Sep 2025 quarter) showed margin pressure, with operating profit down 11.75% QoQ to ₹64.45 crore and PAT flat at ₹39.03 crore, despite revenue of ₹1,062 crore. The stock remains bullish, trading around ₹434 as of late August 2026. 📊 Q1 FY27 Highlights (Quarter ended June 2026) Revenue: ₹1,224 crore (all-time high consolidated quarterly revenue) EBITDA: ₹160 crore (~13.1% margin, recovery from earlier quarters) PAT: ₹63 crore Sales Volume: 23 million meters New Business Contribution: ~33% of total revenue Global Operations: U.S. utility bedding facilities reached 60–65% utilization despite new facility ramp-up Awards: Received 3 CITI Textile Sustainability Awards 2026 for energy efficiency, ESG integration, and responsible cotton sourcing Guidance: On track for FY27 revenue target of ₹5,500 crore with ~13% EBITDA margin 📉 Q2 FY27 Highlights (Quarter ended Sep 2025) Total Income: ₹1,062.14 crore (down 10.79% QoQ) Operating Profit: ₹64.45 crore (down 11.75% QoQ, down 51.29% YoY) PAT: ₹39.03 crore (flat QoQ, down 52.14% YoY) Operating Margin: 6.07% (significant margin compression) EPS: ₹1.97 (down from ₹3.19 in Q1 FY27) Expenses: Operating expenses rose to ₹997.68 crore, impacting profitability 📈 Market & Stock Performance BSE Price (Aug 28, 2026): ₹434.25 (+2.48%) NSE Price: ₹434.95 (+2.73%) 52-Week Range: ₹217.25 – ₹463.80 Trend: Strong bullish momentum in long-term charts; short-term moderately bullish ⚠️ Risks & Watchpoints Margin Pressure: Despite record revenue, profitability is under stress due to rising operating expenses. Global Uncertainty: Textile demand depends on trade agreements and U.S./EU tariff scenarios. Execution Risk: Scaling new businesses while maintaining margins is critical.

Amit Malviya

18 Aug • 10:01 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

ICIL

Indo Count Industries Limited (ICIL) has reported record-breaking Q1 FY27 results

ICIL

Indo Count Industries Limited (ICIL) has reported record-breaking Q1 FY27 results with consolidated revenue of ₹1,224 crores, up 26.5% year-on-year, and a net profit (PAT) of ₹63 crores. The company reaffirmed its FY27 guidance of ₹5,500 crores revenue and ~13% EBITDA margin, signaling strong growth momentum. 📊 Key Highlights of ICIL Q1 FY27 Results (Quarter ended 30 June 2026) Revenue: ₹1,224 crores (all-time high, +26.5% YoY) Net Profit (PAT): ₹63 crores EBITDA Margin: 13.1% (up 241 bps QoQ) Sales Volume: 23 million meters New Business Contribution: ~33% of total revenue U.S. Facility Utilization: 60–65% despite ramp-up phase Awards: 3 recognitions at CITI Textile Sustainability Awards 2026 for energy efficiency, ESG integration, and responsible cotton sourcing 🌍 Strategic Outlook Trade Agreements: India-UK FTA and ongoing U.S./EU negotiations expected to boost competitiveness of Indian textile exporters. Guidance: On track to achieve FY27 targets of ₹5,500 crores revenue and ~13% EBITDA margin. Future Goal: Double revenue by FY28 compared to FY25 base. Sustainability: Strong ESG focus with energy-efficient manufacturing and responsible sourcing. 📅 Recent Corporate Developments Board Meeting: Approved unaudited standalone & consolidated results on 12 August 2026. Upcoming AGM: Scheduled for 25 August 2026, record date 17 August 2026. Investor Conference: Participation announced for 14 August 2026. Operations Update: Temporary halt at Bhilad, Gujarat facility disclosed on 24 July 2026. 📌 Investor Takeaways Positive Momentum: Strong revenue growth and margin recovery indicate successful execution of Indo Count 2.0 strategy. Market Positioning: Benefiting from favorable trade conditions and U.S. market recovery. Risk Factors: Global uncertainties remain (tariff changes, demand fluctuations), but ICIL’s diversified business model provides resilience.

Pyrifera Investment Advisors

30 Jun • 10:16 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Indian Textile Stocks Rally to 52-Week Highs on UK/EU FTA Optimism

Indian textile stocks witnessed strong buying momentum on June 30, 2026, with key players scaling fresh 52-week highs. The sector-wide rally was led by S P Apparels (+13% to ₹1,186), Arvind (+9% to ₹600), and Indo Count Industries (+5% to ₹446), while peers like Gokaldas Exports and Vardhman Textiles also gained 2-3%. Primary Catalysts: FTA Optimism: The surge is primarily driven by market expectations that impending Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with the UK and EU will significantly boost market access and enhance the global competitiveness of Indian textile exports. Macro Tailwinds: Easing global trade uncertainties and favorable government policies are further reinforcing long-term investor confidence in the sector's export-led growth story. Strong Corporate Fundamentals: The macro optimism is strongly supported by robust operational updates and positive guidance from key industry players: S P Apparels: Reported a healthy ₹600 crore order book, noting that temporary business disruptions have ended and customer demand is normalizing. The company is actively expanding its US market footprint and targets ₹2,000 crore in revenue with an adjusted EBITDA margin of 17%–18%. Indo Count Industries: Guided for a strong FY27, targeting fabric volumes of 105–110 million meters (up from 94 million in FY26) and an EBITDA margin of ~13%. Growth will be supported by higher sales volumes, better execution, and favorable trade agreements. Outlook: The convergence of favorable macroeconomic tailwinds (impending FTAs) and strong micro-level business momentum positions the Indian textile sector for a sustained growth cycle. As global supply chains continue to diversify, Indian exporters are well-placed to capture larger market shares in key Western markets.

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Sohrab Shaikh (SEBI RA)

23 Jun • 6:43 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Bharti Airtel raises stake in Airtel Africa to 79%

Bharti Airtel has acquired 595,204,251 shares, representing around 16.3% stake, of Airtel Africa, from Indian Continent Investment (ICIL). Post this acquisition, the company’s effective stake in Airtel Africa has increased to around 79%. The acquisition was done through share swap, under which the company has issued its 146,761,335 fully paid-up equity shares of face value of Rs 5 each to ICIL on a preferential basis. Post this swap, ICIL holds around 3.25% of the total post-issue equity share capital of the company.

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AASHISH RA

18 Jun • 4:37 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Indo Count Industries Limited SWOT Analysis

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S — Strengths (मजबूती) ✅ Global home textile exporter – company mainly operates in bed linen/home textile products with strong export presence. Strong manufacturing capability – integrated operations help control quality and supply chain. Export customer relationships with international retailers provide business visibility. W — Weaknesses (कमजोरी) ⚠️ High dependence on US/EU export markets → global slowdown can impact demand. Textile business has lower margin stability due to cotton/raw material price volatility. Working capital requirement can remain high. Earnings can fluctuate due to currency movement (USD/INR). O — Opportunities (मौके) 🚀 Growth in global home furnishing market. Shift of textile sourcing from China to India can benefit Indian exporters. Expansion in branded/B2C segments can improve margins. Automation and sustainability focus may improve competitiveness. Export incentives and government textile support schemes can help. T — Threats (जोखिम) 🔴 Competition from countries like China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Vietnam. Cotton price increase can reduce margins. US/EU recession risk can impact orders. Forex volatility. Large customers have higher bargaining power. Financial View (Quick Check) 📊 Revenue growth has been visible, but recent profitability pressure has affected earnings. Valuation should be judged with: Export growth EBITDA margin recovery Debt/working capital Order book visibility Investor View (Long Term) Positive Factors: Export leader, textile demand growth, manufacturing strength. Risk Factors: Margin cycle + global demand dependency. Watch Levels (Fundamental Tracking): ✅ EBITDA margin improvement ✅ Inventory days reduction ✅ Export growth ✅ Debt reduction ✅ Brand segment contribution Disclaimer: This is an educational SWOT analysis, not a buy/sell recommendation. Please do your own research and risk management. SEBI Reg. No. INH000013174

Ujvin Nevatia

15 Jun • 4:25 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Airtel Strengthens Africa Bet With Shareholder Approval for Stake Increase

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has received overwhelming shareholder approval to increase its stake in Airtel Africa from 62.73% to around 79% through a ₹28,220 crore share-swap transaction. The deal involves Bharti Airtel issuing equity shares to Indian Continent Investment Ltd. (ICIL), a promoter-group entity, in exchange for ICIL's 16.31% stake in Airtel Africa. Nearly 100% of shareholders voted in favor of the proposal. The transaction has been structured as a cashless share swap, allowing Airtel to raise its ownership in the African business without taking on additional debt or using cash. The company stated that the move will simplify its shareholding structure while increasing its economic interest in one of its most important growth businesses. Airtel Africa operates across multiple African markets and has become a significant contributor to the group's overall performance. Industry & Economic Impact: The transaction highlights Airtel's growing confidence in the African telecom market, where rising mobile penetration, data consumption, and digital financial services continue to create long-term growth opportunities. By increasing its ownership, Airtel stands to benefit more directly from the future earnings and expansion of Airtel Africa. For the telecom industry, the deal reflects a broader trend of companies seeking greater control over high-growth international assets. The cashless structure also demonstrates prudent capital management, enabling Airtel to strengthen its overseas presence while preserving funds for network expansion and technology investments in India. If Airtel Africa continues its strong growth trajectory, the increased stake could enhance consolidated revenues and shareholder value over the long term. Source: NDTV Profit No Recommendations

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