Antelopus Selan Q1 FY27: Key metrics before results

Results season focus: what investors are tracking

Antelopus Selan Energy Ltd (NSE: ANTELOPUS, BSE: 530075) is coming into focus ahead of the Q1 FY27 results season for the quarter ended June 2026. The company operates in oil and gas exploration and production in India, and has reported updates on drilling and production in its FY26 annual results presentation. In the market snapshot shared alongside the Q1 FY27 preview, the stock was referenced around a current market price (CMP) of about Rs 800. The same material also flags that quarterly financials for the current cycle were not fully available through certain data partners, and asks investors to verify dates and numbers through NSE and BSE filings.

Stock snapshot: prices, range, and intraday levels

Different data snippets in the provided material show Antelopus Selan’s price at different points and from different feeds. One exchange-style screen shows the stock at Rs 796.00 with a one-day move of -19.65 (-2.41%), with an intraday high of Rs 829.95 and low of Rs 792.6. Another line in the same compilation states a “current share price” of Rs 818.5, while a separate point notes Rs 806.45 as the price on 25 June 2026. The same snapshot lists the 52-week high at Rs 933.65 and the 52-week low at Rs 357. These variations underline the importance of checking the live exchange quote for the latest traded price and timestamp.

Valuation and size: market cap, EV, and multiples

On valuation, the compilation lists market capitalisation around Rs 2,864.85 crore as of 25 June 2026, while the Q1 FY27 estimates table uses a rounded market cap of Rs 2,870 crore at CMP Rs 800. Enterprise value is shown as Rs 2,775.35 crore, and the number of shares as 3.52 crore. The P/E multiple is presented in a tight band across the material, including 31.23, 31.97, and a rounded 32.0 in the Q1 FY27 preview. P/B is shown in multiple places as well, including 4.27 and 6.10, while another market-stat box lists 2.96. The dividend yield is consistently stated as 0.

Business footprint: fields and contract areas

The company is described as being engaged in oil and gas exploration and production in India. The assets mentioned include fields such as Bakrol, Lohar, and Karjisan in Gujarat. The same description also notes operation of four contract areas, including offshore and onshore sites in Assam and Andhra Pradesh. Another company profile in the material also references development of Bakrol, Indrora, Ognaj, and Lohar oilfields and the Karjisan gas field in Gujarat. Across these descriptions, Gujarat appears as the core operating geography, with additional contract exposure elsewhere.

FY26 operational update: drilling and production highlights

In its FY26 annual results presentation (intimated to exchanges on May 04, 2026 under Regulation 30), Antelopus Selan highlighted execution-led growth. The presentation states that 4 new wells were drilled. It also states average sales surged by about 48% to around 684 boepd, with February and March 2026 monthly sales at 1,000+ boepd. Separately, the FY26 sales snapshot in the material reports FY26 average sales of about 1,355 boepd, Q4 FY26 average sales of about 1,760 boepd, and an FY26 exit rate of 1,800+ boepd. The presentation also notes that a new Field Development Plan (FDP) has been submitted for Karjisan, envisaging 7 additional wells commencing end FY27.

Q1 FY27 timing: July-August 2026 window

For Q1 FY27, the results date is described as “July-August 2026 (indicative)”, aligned with the broader NSE and BSE results season for the quarter ending June 2026. The material advises investors to track result dates on Screener.in and verify the official date and figures through the NSE and BSE filings. This matters because a large part of near-term positioning around results tends to depend on confirmed timelines and disclosures rather than indicative windows.

What the market has priced in: returns and volatility

The compilation provides past returns that show a strong run-up over shorter horizons. Reported returns include 8.42% over 1 week, 19.78% over 1 month, 54.08% over 3 months, and 90.58% over 6 months. It also lists 19.53% over 1 year, 165.00% over 3 years, and 374.52% over 5 years. At the same time, the stock’s 52-week range of Rs 357 to Rs 933.65 shows that price swings have been meaningful. For investors, the combination of high recent momentum and a wide 52-week band highlights the need to separate price action from operational delivery and reported financials.

Key numbers table: price, valuation, and targets cited

Recent financials table: income, profit, and EPS

Financial results in the material are presented in lakhs; the figures below are converted to INR crore for consistency.

Why this setup matters: linking operations, valuation, and disclosures

The FY26 presentation points to higher drilling activity and stronger reported sales rates into the end of FY26, including an exit rate of 1,800+ boepd. Alongside this, the market snapshot places the company at a mid-30s P/E range (roughly 31-32) with market cap around Rs 2,870 crore, implying investors are paying attention to execution and continuity of performance. The Q1 FY27 preview also includes a 3-6 month range of Rs 785-849 and a 12-month target of Rs 808-912, both explicitly tied in the material to a trailing growth and valuation framework. However, because the same compilation notes that quarterly financials for this cycle were not fully available through certain partners, the next set of exchange filings will be important for confirming the reported trajectory.

Conclusion: what to watch next

Antelopus Selan enters the Q1 FY27 results window with a stock price referenced around Rs 800 and with strong reported trailing returns, but with noticeable price volatility within the 52-week band. The company’s FY26 presentation has already highlighted drilling activity, sales rates, and an FDP submission for Karjisan that envisages additional wells from end FY27. The next clear checkpoint is the confirmed Q1 FY27 result date and the accompanying financial and operational disclosures filed with NSE and BSE in the July-August 2026 window.