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The shares electrical wire and cable manufacturing company hit the upper circuit on NSE after receiving an order from Pashchimanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited (PVVNL) worth Rs. 14.11 crores. 

With a market capitalization of Rs. 271 crores, the shares of V-Marc India Ltd opened their Thursday trading session flat at Rs. 120. The share hit a 5 percent upper circuit on NSE at Rs. 125 apiece during the day. 

In an exchange filing, the company informed that it had received an order from Pashchimanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited (PVVNL) to supply LT AB Cable worth Rs. 14.11 crores. 

Looking at the financial statement, the revenue increased by 36.61 percent from Rs. 181.02 crores during FY 21-22 to Rs. 247.29 crores in FY22-23. In addition to this net profit zoomed by 109 percent from Rs. 4.99 crores to Rs. 10.45 crores during the same period. 

Coming onto the important financial ratios, the return on equity (RoE) improved from 8.97 percent in FY 21-22 to 14.02 percent during FY 22-23. Furthermore, the return on capital employed (RoCE) increased from 12.58 percent to 18.46 percent during the same timeframe. 

In one year the share has given a multi-bagger return of 203 percent to its shareholders. For example, if someone had invested Rs. 1 lakhs in these shares, the worth of those shares would be Rs. 3.3 lakhs now. 

According to the latest shareholding pattern, Promoters have a 69.96 percent stake in the company and the remaining 30.4 percent shares are with the Public or Retail Investors. 

Headquartered in Haridwar, V-Marc India Ltd was incorporated in the year 2014. The company manufactures electrical wires and cables. It offers communication, LT, HT, CCTV, telephone switchboards, coaxial, and copper cables to customers in India. 

Written by Vaibhav Patil

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