Atul Buys Back 4,100 More Shares
Atul bought back 4,100 equity shares on November 4 at an average price of ₹5,094.7 per share. Cumulative buyback reached 21,200 shares, utilizing ₹10,82,44,302.5 of the total earmarked ₹90 crore fund. Source: BSE
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Atul bought back 4,100 equity shares on November 4 at an average price of ₹5,094.7 per share. Cumulative buyback reached 21,200 shares, utilizing ₹10,82,44,302.5 of the total earmarked ₹90 crore fund. Source: BSE
Atul extended its losses following the announcement of its results from Friday. The stock hit a 52-week low during today's trading session. Source: ScoutQuest
Atul Ltd's board approved unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for Q2 and H1 ended September 30, 2026. The company emailed members links to the financial results and the investors' presentation covering the results. Source: ScoutQuest
Atul Ltd's consolidated net profit dropped to ₹156 Cr from ₹179 Cr. Consolidated income increased to ₹1877 Cr from ₹1552 Cr. Source: Zee Business
Atul approves share buyback up to ₹90 crore at ₹7,500 per share; Q2 revenue rose 20.9% to ₹1,877 crore. Net profit fell 12.6% to ₹159 crore, EBITDA dropped 7.7%, and margin contracted to 13% from 17%. Source: ScoutQuest
Atul's Q2 EBITDA margin declined 400 basis points to 13% from 17%. The stock declined following the announcement of the quarterly results. Source: ScoutQuest
Atul reported Q2 revenue of ₹18.8B, up from ₹15.5B year-on-year, showing strong top-line growth. The revenue growth supports positive sentiment, though investors will monitor margin trends and price/mix normalization. Source: Livesquawk
Atul received GPCB directions regarding a damaged effluent pipeline, requiring an action plan and Rs 10 lakh bank guarantee. The company has repaired the affected pipeline and expects no material financial or operational impact. Source: BSE
Atul's Board will meet on October 23, 2026, to consider a proposal for buyback of equity shares. The company's trading window remains closed from October 1 to October 25, 2026. Source: BSE
Atul clarified reports of Par river discharge, stating accidental pipeline damage caused a brief treated effluent release. The affected pipeline was isolated for repairs, and the company does not expect any material impact. Source: ScoutQuest