Overview

A-1 Limited (formerly A-1 Acid Limited), a micro‑cap listed on BSE under ticker A1L, saw its share price rise 5% to Rs 5.27, touching the 5% upper circuit on 11‑08‑2026.

Order Announcement

The company announced a supply contract with Solar Industries India Limited valued at approximately Rs 38.70 crore (exclusive of 5% GST). The contract covers the supply of acids and industrial chemicals from 1 August 2026 to 31 October 2026, providing near‑term revenue visibility for the current and next quarter. Management emphasized that the deal is on an arm‑length basis, repeats earlier supplies to the same group, and is not a related‑party transaction.

Financial Performance – Q1 FY27

For the quarter ended June 2026 (Q1 FY27), A-1 Limited reported:

  • Revenue from operations of Rs 175.01 crore, up from Rs 64.69 crore in Q1 FY26.
  • Profit after tax of Rs 3.16 crore, compared with Rs 0.60 crore a year earlier.
  • Total comprehensive income of Rs 3.19 crore.
  • Earnings per share of Rs 0.07 versus Rs 0.01 YoY.
  • Segment revenue: Acids & Chemicals contributed Rs 171.95 crore of the total Rs 175.13 crore.
  • Post‑move market capitalisation of approximately Rs 242.42 crore.
  • Consolidated price‑to‑earnings ratio of 28.32.

Company Background

A‑1 Limited, based in Ahmedabad, has over 50 years of experience in acids and industrial chemicals and also operates a sports‑equipment segment through an associate entity. It is listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange under the ticker A1L.

Market Reaction

The combination of a strong quarterly earnings beat and the new ₹38.70 crore order from a marquee customer triggered buying pressure, pushing the stock to its upper price band. Analysts note that while order values are indicative, actual revenue will depend on final quantities and commercial terms.

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