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179.85
6.75 (3.90%)
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Underperforms Index
0%
Return (1Y)
Underperformed BSE Sensex by 7.73%
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More Volatile
3.94%
Standard Deviation (1Y)
Higher than BSE Sensex by 3%
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Not so consistent
5/10
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underperformed BSE Sensex
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News & Announcements
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Aelea Commodities to conduct board meeting
41 days ago
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CRISIL Ratings assigns 'BBB/A3+' rating to credit instruments of Aelea Commodities
11 - Jan - 2025 12:00 | 111 days ago
CRISIL Ratings said that the ratings reflect the company’s established presence in the cashew processing sector and strong relationships with suppliers and customers, leading to steady growth in scale over the last two fiscals.
Enhancement in planned capacity of 140 metric tonne per day (as against 40 MT per day currently) will further support growth in scale.
The rating also reflects the relatively comfortable financial risk profile, marked by low gearing, adequate coverage indicators and steady cash accrual reported over the years.
These strengths are offset by the large working capital requirement and susceptibility to volatility in cashew prices and foreign exchange (forex) rates.
The agency further said that healthy ramp-up of upcoming capacities, coupled with operating margin sustaining at or above 12%, leading to higher cash accrual and material improvement in the working capital cycle could lead to positive rating action.
However, slower-than-expected ramp-up in operations or increase in cost, resulting in an operating margin of 8% or less, and leading to lower cash accrual; stretched working capital cycle increasing reliance on debt and leading to moderation in liquidity from the current levels; and substantial delay in project execution, causing time and cost overruns.
Aelea Commodities markets processed cashews under its brands, Supreme and Tryble. It is currently in the process of increasing its total installed cashew processing capacity to 140 MT per day.
The scrip had surged 6.35% to end at Rs 317.15 on the BSE on Friday.
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Aelea Commodities announces board meeting date
113 days ago
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CRISIL Ratings assigns 'BBB/A3+' rating to credit instruments of Aelea Commodities
11 - Jan - 2025 12:00 | 111 days ago
CRISIL Ratings said that the ratings reflect the company’s established presence in the cashew processing sector and strong relationships with suppliers and customers, leading to steady growth in scale over the last two fiscals.
Enhancement in planned capacity of 140 metric tonne per day (as against 40 MT per day currently) will further support growth in scale.
The rating also reflects the relatively comfortable financial risk profile, marked by low gearing, adequate coverage indicators and steady cash accrual reported over the years.
These strengths are offset by the large working capital requirement and susceptibility to volatility in cashew prices and foreign exchange (forex) rates.
The agency further said that healthy ramp-up of upcoming capacities, coupled with operating margin sustaining at or above 12%, leading to higher cash accrual and material improvement in the working capital cycle could lead to positive rating action.
However, slower-than-expected ramp-up in operations or increase in cost, resulting in an operating margin of 8% or less, and leading to lower cash accrual; stretched working capital cycle increasing reliance on debt and leading to moderation in liquidity from the current levels; and substantial delay in project execution, causing time and cost overruns.
Aelea Commodities markets processed cashews under its brands, Supreme and Tryble. It is currently in the process of increasing its total installed cashew processing capacity to 140 MT per day.
The scrip had surged 6.35% to end at Rs 317.15 on the BSE on Friday.
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Aelea Commodities announces board meeting date
113 days ago
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Aelea Commodities to table results
193 days ago
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Aelea Commodities to conduct board meeting
41 days ago
-
CRISIL Ratings assigns 'BBB/A3+' rating to credit instruments of Aelea Commodities
11 - Jan - 2025 12:00 | 111 days ago
CRISIL Ratings said that the ratings reflect the company’s established presence in the cashew processing sector and strong relationships with suppliers and customers, leading to steady growth in scale over the last two fiscals.
Enhancement in planned capacity of 140 metric tonne per day (as against 40 MT per day currently) will further support growth in scale.
The rating also reflects the relatively comfortable financial risk profile, marked by low gearing, adequate coverage indicators and steady cash accrual reported over the years.
These strengths are offset by the large working capital requirement and susceptibility to volatility in cashew prices and foreign exchange (forex) rates.
The agency further said that healthy ramp-up of upcoming capacities, coupled with operating margin sustaining at or above 12%, leading to higher cash accrual and material improvement in the working capital cycle could lead to positive rating action.
However, slower-than-expected ramp-up in operations or increase in cost, resulting in an operating margin of 8% or less, and leading to lower cash accrual; stretched working capital cycle increasing reliance on debt and leading to moderation in liquidity from the current levels; and substantial delay in project execution, causing time and cost overruns.
Aelea Commodities markets processed cashews under its brands, Supreme and Tryble. It is currently in the process of increasing its total installed cashew processing capacity to 140 MT per day.
The scrip had surged 6.35% to end at Rs 317.15 on the BSE on Friday.
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Aelea Commodities announces board meeting date
113 days ago
-
Aelea Commodities to table results
193 days ago
-
Aelea Commodities to conduct board meeting
41 days ago
-
CRISIL Ratings assigns 'BBB/A3+' rating to credit instruments of Aelea Commodities
11 - Jan - 2025 12:00 | 111 days ago
CRISIL Ratings said that the ratings reflect the company’s established presence in the cashew processing sector and strong relationships with suppliers and customers, leading to steady growth in scale over the last two fiscals.
Enhancement in planned capacity of 140 metric tonne per day (as against 40 MT per day currently) will further support growth in scale.
The rating also reflects the relatively comfortable financial risk profile, marked by low gearing, adequate coverage indicators and steady cash accrual reported over the years.
These strengths are offset by the large working capital requirement and susceptibility to volatility in cashew prices and foreign exchange (forex) rates.
The agency further said that healthy ramp-up of upcoming capacities, coupled with operating margin sustaining at or above 12%, leading to higher cash accrual and material improvement in the working capital cycle could lead to positive rating action.
However, slower-than-expected ramp-up in operations or increase in cost, resulting in an operating margin of 8% or less, and leading to lower cash accrual; stretched working capital cycle increasing reliance on debt and leading to moderation in liquidity from the current levels; and substantial delay in project execution, causing time and cost overruns.
Aelea Commodities markets processed cashews under its brands, Supreme and Tryble. It is currently in the process of increasing its total installed cashew processing capacity to 140 MT per day.
The scrip had surged 6.35% to end at Rs 317.15 on the BSE on Friday.
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-
Aelea Commodities announces board meeting date
113 days ago
-
CRISIL Ratings assigns 'BBB/A3+' rating to credit instruments of Aelea Commodities
11 - Jan - 2025 12:00 | 111 days ago
CRISIL Ratings said that the ratings reflect the company’s established presence in the cashew processing sector and strong relationships with suppliers and customers, leading to steady growth in scale over the last two fiscals.
Enhancement in planned capacity of 140 metric tonne per day (as against 40 MT per day currently) will further support growth in scale.
The rating also reflects the relatively comfortable financial risk profile, marked by low gearing, adequate coverage indicators and steady cash accrual reported over the years.
These strengths are offset by the large working capital requirement and susceptibility to volatility in cashew prices and foreign exchange (forex) rates.
The agency further said that healthy ramp-up of upcoming capacities, coupled with operating margin sustaining at or above 12%, leading to higher cash accrual and material improvement in the working capital cycle could lead to positive rating action.
However, slower-than-expected ramp-up in operations or increase in cost, resulting in an operating margin of 8% or less, and leading to lower cash accrual; stretched working capital cycle increasing reliance on debt and leading to moderation in liquidity from the current levels; and substantial delay in project execution, causing time and cost overruns.
Aelea Commodities markets processed cashews under its brands, Supreme and Tryble. It is currently in the process of increasing its total installed cashew processing capacity to 140 MT per day.
The scrip had surged 6.35% to end at Rs 317.15 on the BSE on Friday.
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Aelea Commodities announces board meeting date
113 days ago
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Aelea Commodities to table results
193 days ago
Stock Trivia
Promoter shareholding in Aelea Commodities Ltd has decreased by -26.36% since past 1 Year
Promoter shareholding in Aelea Commodities Ltd has decreased by -26.36% since past 1 Year
Promoter shareholding in Aelea Commodities Ltd has decreased by -26.36% since past 1 Year
Promoter shareholding in Aelea Commodities Ltd has decreased by -26.36% since past 1 Year
Promoter shareholding in Aelea Commodities Ltd has decreased by -26.36% since past 1 Year
