Rolex Rings Ltd Share Price

Overview

Rolex Rings Ltd share price is currently ₹152.60, down by - ₹4.82 (3.06%) from its previous closing price of ₹157.42. The share price has declined -10.67% over the past month and gained 19.07% over the past year. The stock's 52-week low and high are ₹98.37 and ₹195.68, respectively. Rolex Rings Ltd has a market capitalisation of ₹ 4,540.00 Cr. The share price was last updated on 22 Oct 2026, 03:57 PM IST.

Rolex Rings Ltd
Rolex Rings Ltd
ROLEXRINGS
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- ₹4.82
3.06%
Automobile & Ancillaries
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Updated: 22 Oct 2026, 03:57:08 pm IST

Market Data

Open Price

 ₹157.34

Prev. Close

 ₹157.42
 ₹150.54

Day Low

 ₹159.13

Day High

 ₹98.37

52 Week Low

 ₹195.68

52 Week High

Automobile & AncillariesBearings
CategorySmall Cap

Fundamentals

Quick Bite

Price To Earnings Ratio

27.35

Sector PE

18.82

PB Ratio

3.42

Sector PB

4.56

EPS

5.58

Dividend Yield

0.00

Today's Volume

1.572 M

5 Day Avg. Volume

1.307 M

PEG Ratio

-0.30

Market Cap.

₹ 4,540.00 Cr.

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Financials

Corporate Actions

ActionsEx-DateRecord-Date
Stock Split1:10
17-Oct-202517-Oct-2025

Mutual Fund Ownership

Mutual Fund Holder
Aug 26
Shares held
Sep 26
Shares held
Axis Small Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth87.41 Lac
87.41 Lac
no change
Kotak Small Cap Fund - Growth78.59 Lac
78.59 Lac
no change
DSP Small Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth78.55 Lac
78.55 Lac
no change
Franklin India Small Cap Fund - Growth76.10 Lac
76.10 Lac
no change
ICICI Prudential Flexi Cap Fund - Growth69.48 Lac
64.56 Lac
(7.08%)

About Rolex Rings Ltd 👋

Rolex Rings Limited is an India-based forging company, which is primarily engaged in the manufacturing of forged and machined bearing rings and automotive components. The Company operates through the diversified auto components segment. The Company's products include transmission components, including gear blanks, ring gear, sun and pinion, shafts, and lock nut; engine components, including pulley, cam lobs and other forged components; chassis components, including wheel hubs, Gen2 and Gen3 bearing components, output shafts, and constant velocity joints (CVJ) components; bearing rings, and exhaust system components, including flanges, bio cones and tulip. Its product applications include two-wheeler, three-wheeler, four-wheeler, industrial, railways, off-highway, earth-moving, windmill, textile, electrical, defense, power, aerospace, marine, oil and natural gas. Its facilities include raw material, heat treatment, machining, rolling, grinding, surface treatment and forging.

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Tejaswi

Tejaswi

12 Sep • 6:40 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Rolex Rings: Debt-Free, Ready to Accelerate

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Rolex Rings has reached an important milestone: after a decade of deleveraging, the auto-component maker is now debt-free. For shareholders, this strengthens the balance sheet and creates room for growth. The bigger question is whether earnings can regain momentum. The company repaid about ₹615 crore of debt over ten years and paid around ₹285 crore in interest. In FY26, it also settled its remaining Right of Recompense liability of ₹101 crore. With the debt burden gone, management can focus on growth. FY26 was not a high-growth year. Revenue fell 1% to ₹1,143 crore, while EBITDA declined 4% to ₹230 crore. Adjusted profit after tax was almost flat at ₹193 crore. RoCE stood at 20.1%, down from 21.1% in FY25. RoE was 15.9%. The mix was encouraging. Bearing-ring revenue rose 11% to ₹539 crore, helped by demand, while auto-component revenue fell 10% to ₹520 crore. US demand was hit by tariff uncertainty, but Europe and India helped offset the weakness. The balance sheet is now a major positive. Rolex Rings ended FY26 with ₹69 crore of cash and no debt. It has also proposed a ₹180 crore share buyback, with promoters not participating. This could benefit public shareholders. For investors, the story is now less about debt reduction and more about what happens next. A clean balance sheet lowers financial risk and gives the company flexibility to invest or return capital. The risk is that revenue growth remains slow, while working capital and export uncertainties continue. Overall, Rolex Rings looks financially stronger and better placed for its next phase. If US exports recover, new customer programmes scale up and capital is deployed well, shareholders can benefit. But the stock needs earnings growth to justify further value creation over the next few years for shareholders

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CA. Hardik Kachchava

CA. Hardik Kachchava

5 Aug • 3:06 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Rolex Rings delivered a strong financial performance for the first quarter.

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Q1 Financial HighlightsNet Profit: Rose by 22.5% year-over-year (YoY) to ₹60 crore, up from ₹49 crore in the corresponding quarter last year, reflecting strong bottom-line execution. Revenue: Increased by 4.4% YoY to ₹304.3 crore, compared to ₹291.5 crore in the prior fiscal ***** Grew by 11.7% YoY, reaching ₹68.7 crore against ₹61.5 crore in the year-ago ***** Margin: Expanded to 22.5% from 22.1%, demonstrating improved operational efficiency and cost ***** Performance ContextThe first-quarter net profit of ₹60 crore marks a sharp turnaround from the preceding quarter (Q4). In the March quarter, the company reported a net loss of ₹0.15 crore, which was driven entirely by an exceptional Right of Recompense (RoR) charge. However, operational metrics in Q4 remained stable, with revenue standing at ₹305.69 crore and EBITDA at ₹56.23 crore (an 8% YoY increase), alongside an 18.4% EBITDA margin. The Q1 figures confirm that the prior quarter's net loss was an isolated event. Market Reaction & OutlookFollowing the Q1 earnings announcement, shares of Rolex Rings traded higher at ₹147.48 after cooling off from post-earnings highs. The stock has appreciated by 15% year-to-date. The company's return to profitability, coupled with steady top-line growth and expanding margins, signals strong operational health and positions it favorably for sustained growth in the current fiscal year.

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Vibhu Jain

Vibhu Jain

18 Jun • 3:16 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

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Rolex Rings Ltd reveal some headwinds in recent quarters. The negative profit after tax in the latest quarter contrasts with the company’s otherwise steady growth over the medium term. The decline in quarterly earnings highlights operational challenges that have impacted short-term financial results. Moreover, promoter confidence appears to be waning, with a reduction in promoter shareholding by 1.13% in the previous quarter, bringing their stake to 52.24%. This decrease may be interpreted as a signal of diminished conviction in the company’s near-term prospects, which could influence market sentiment. the stock exhibits mildly bullish characteristics. Over the last three months, the share price has appreciated by 16.14%, and over six months by 12.38%. Year-to-date returns stand at 9.28%, although the stock has underperformed the broader BSE500 benchmark consistently over the past three years. The one-day change as of 18 June 2026 was a slight decline of 0.14%, reflecting typical market fluctuations. These technical signals suggest some positive momentum, albeit tempered by the company’s longer-term underperformance relative to the benchmark index.

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AKANSHA JAIN

AKANSHA JAIN

26 Apr • 11:48 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

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Rolex Rings has been in the spotlight after a sharp rally driven by expectations of a potential share buyback, which has boosted investor sentiment and trading volumes. What’s Driving the Buzz? Buyback Trigger: The company scheduled a board meeting to consider its first-ever share buyback, leading to strong market interest. Sharp Price Momentum: The stock surged nearly 26% in two days ahead of the announcement, reflecting optimism among investors. Sustained Rally: Shares gained about 35% over six trading sessions, indicating strong short-term momentum. Business Overview Rolex Rings is a global manufacturer of forged and machined components used in automotive and industrial applications, with exports forming a meaningful share of revenue. Technical Perspective (Short Term) Trend: Strong bullish momentum Immediate Support: ₹160 – ₹165 Resistance Zone: ₹185 – ₹195 Trigger to Watch: Buyback announcement outcome and volume sustainability Risk Factors Rally largely event-driven (buyback expectations) Profit booking likely after announcement Smallcap volatility risk Conclusion Rolex Rings is currently a momentum-driven stock with a clear event trigger. Sustaining above key support levels post-announcement will be critical to maintain the bullish structure.

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CA Omkar Bhutada - SEBI Reg IA

CA Omkar Bhutada - SEBI Reg IA

22 Apr • 9:24 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

🚀 Base Breakout After Long Consolidation – Early Trend Reversal Signal!

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A strong breakout from a prolonged base suggests this stock is shifting from accumulation to expansion, with potential for a sustained upside move. 📊 Technical + Structural Analysis The chart reflects a wide accumulation zone after a prolonged downtrend, where price moved sideways for months — indicating absorption of supply. Now, price has given a powerful breakout above the resistance zone, backed by a strong bullish candle. This kind of move typically signals the start of a new trend, not just a short-term bounce. 🌊 Elliott Wave Perspective Previous Phase: Corrective downtrend (A-B-C structure) Base Formation: Transition phase (accumulation) Current Move: Start of a new impulsive cycle Wave 1: Breakout leg initiated Wave 2: Yet to form (pullback opportunity) Wave 3 (potential): Can deliver strongest upside 👉 Early entry in Wave 1 often leads to best risk-reward positioning 📉 MACD Insight During consolidation, MACD likely formed bullish divergence (price flat to lower, momentum improving) Breakout phase typically aligns with bullish crossover + expanding histogram 👉 Momentum confirming price action — not a weak breakout 📍 AVWAP (Anchored VWAP) Insight Anchoring AVWAP from prior swing highs shows price has now reclaimed and moved decisively above it During the base, price hovered near AVWAP, signaling fair value accumulation 👉 Sustaining above AVWAP = strong institutional support 🏢 Fundamental Strength (Supporting the Move) Likely supported by: Strong positioning in auto/industrial component space Consistent revenue growth with improving margins Export opportunities and sector tailwinds 👉 Structural story + technical breakout = high conviction setup

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THREETREND RESEARCH

THREETREND RESEARCH

22 Apr • 9:10 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

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A trendline breakdown happens when price falls below an upward sloping support line that was connecting higher lows, showing that buying strength is weakening and sellers are gaining control. It often signals a possible trend reversal or start of a downtrend, especially when supported by higher trading volume. Traders usually watch for confirmation after the breakdown, because sometimes price may retest the broken trendline and fail again before moving lower. In simple terms, a trendline breakdown indicates that the previous bullish structure has been damaged and market sentiment may turn negative.

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