Synopsis:
Arfin India Limited has bagged an important order from its distributor, JFE Shoji India Pvt. Limited part of Japan’s JFE Shoji Corporation for the supply of 6,900 MT of aluminium products for a consideration of Rs.180 crore.
The shares of micro-cap are engaged in producing, trading, and selling a range of non-ferrous metal products are in focus after receiving an order of Rs.180 crores from JFE Shoji India Pvt. Limited.
With a market capitalization of Rs.782.70 crore, the shares of Arfin India Limited were at Rs.46.39, up by 2 percent from the previous day’s closing price of Rs.45.48.
Order
Arfin India Limited has received an order from its distributor JFE Shoji India Pvt. Limited, a part of a Japanese company, for supplying aluminium products, including ingots, wire rods, and shots.
The consideration of the order is 180 crore for a total of 6,900 metric tons, to be delivered over six months from October 2025 to March 2026. This means the company will supply about 1,150 metric tons per month, worth Rs.30 crore. The deal strengthens the company’s relationship with its distributor and expands its position in both domestic and international markets.
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Company Overview
Arfin India Limited has been involved in the manufacturing, trading, and selling of various non-ferrous metal products, with its production facilities located in the Chhatral, Dhanot, and Vadaswami industrial areas of Gujarat. It has a total production capacity of 71,000 metric tonnes per year.
It also brings four key strengths to the non-ferrous metal industry by providing a diverse range of products, strong manufacturing capacity, a robust supply chain with national and global reach, and investments in producing aluminium wire rods. This combination makes the company a distinctive player and helps it achieve a leading position in the industry.
In Q1FY26, the company has posted revenue from operations of Rs.108.86 crore, a decline from Rs.132.90 crore in Q1FY25, with net profit falling to Rs.1.08 crore from Rs.3.01 crore. Its return on equity stands at 7.23 percent, and return on capital employed is 14 percent. The stock trades at a P/E ratio of 85.56, with the industry average of 20.41.
Written By Jhanavi Sivakumar
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