Gayatri Projects share price up 5%: key facts 2026

Latest price snapshot (April 2026)

Gayatri Projects Ltd (NSE: GAYAPROJ | BSE: 532767) was trading at ₹19.88, up ₹0.94 or 4.96%, as reported on 17 April 2026 at 03:29 PM IST. The stock is classified under the construction sector and tagged as a small-cap counter in the provided market data. A separate price snapshot states that, as of 19 April 2026, the share price was ₹19.9. That update also notes the stock opened at ₹19.9 and had closed at ₹18.9 the previous day.

The same session commentary says the day’s trading range was ₹18.00 to ₹19.88, with an average price of ₹18.94. Another exchange-style snapshot shows “Close: ₹18.94” as on 17-Apr-2026 16:00:00 IST. Together, these figures indicate a session where the stock tested the upper end of its recent range and finished close to the day’s average price.

Where the stock stands in the 52-week range

The provided data lists the 52-week high at ₹19.88 (dated 17-Apr-2026). The 52-week low is listed at ₹6.35 (dated 26-May-2025). With the stock at ₹19.88 on 17 April 2026, it was trading at its stated 52-week high in that snapshot.

Valuation fields included in the same block show a Symbol P/E of 0.15 and an Adjusted P/E of 1.61. These are presented as-is in the source text, alongside the “Trading Status: Active” and “Status: Listed” fields.

Trading activity and market capitalisation

For 17 April 2026, the exchange data block reports traded volume of 37.67 lakh shares and traded value of ₹7.40 crore. Total market capitalisation is stated at ₹372.15 crore and free-float market capitalisation at ₹355.22 crore. The same block reports an impact cost of 5.00, face value of ₹2.00, and an applicable margin rate of 100.00.

A second “Trade Information” block elsewhere in the provided text shows a free-float market cap of ₹197.60 crore, with other fields left blank in that section. The two free-float market-cap figures appear in different source snippets and are reproduced here without assuming which one is the latest.

NCLT approval and CIRP withdrawal disclosure

A key corporate development highlighted in the provided text is an NCLT update. The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Hyderabad approved the withdrawal of the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) on September 10, 2025. This is presented as a milestone in the company’s restructuring narrative.

The same section lists a “Fund-based Settlement” where promoters proposed ₹750.00 crore as a fund-based offer. It also mentions “Non-fund Based Guarantees” of ₹1,229.00 crore as a continuing guarantee on non-fund-based limits. Another disclosure states that out of the ₹750.00 crore fund-based offer, ₹215.74 crore had been paid “as of 28th” (the month and year are not specified in the supplied extract).

Fund raising and preferential issue references

The text includes multiple references to equity issuance. One announcement summary states that on 25 September 2025, Gayatri Projects approved a preferential issue of up to 41.4 million equity shares and that an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) would be held on 23 October 2025 for shareholder approval.

In the share-capital section, it is also stated that funds of ₹314 crore were to be raised through issue of shares on a preferential basis to promoter and non-promoter group. Separately, another historical note mentions an increase in share capital from ₹30.22 crore to ₹33.83 crore pursuant to allotment of 36,04,000 equity shares to Foreign Institutional Investors (deemed FPI) by way of preferential issue.

Share capital position and authorised capital increase

As per the extract, authorised share capital as on 31 March 2023 stood at ₹80.00 crore, divided into 40,00,00,000 equity shares of ₹2 each. Paid-up share capital is stated at ₹37.44 crore (₹37,43,97,370), divided into 18,71,98,685 equity shares of ₹2 each.

The same disclosure notes that authorised share capital was increased from ₹80.00 crore to ₹120.00 crore via a shareholders’ resolution passed at the EGM held on 23 October 2025, while the paid-up share capital remained unchanged.

Older corporate actions: split and QIP

The text also captures older corporate actions. It states the face value of the equity share was subdivided from ₹10 per share to ₹2 per share effective 10 February 2017 (record date 13 February 2017).

For 2018, the company is stated to have issued and allotted 99,46,785 equity shares at a price of ₹201.07 (including a premium of ₹199.07) via Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP), in accordance with SEBI (ICDR) Regulations, 2009.

IPO details (2006) and stated use of proceeds

Gayatri Projects’ IPO details in the extract place the IPO window from 26 to 29 September 2006, with listing on 17 October 2006 (listing at BSE). The price band is stated as ₹275 to ₹295, with an issue price of ₹295 per share and lot size of 20 shares.

The stated objects of the issue include ₹20.00 crore for investment in an SPV for BOT/BOOT project execution, ₹7.17 crore for repayment of debt, and ₹2.33 crore for issue expenses. The promoter holding is shown as 62% pre-IPO and 55.8% post-IPO.

Strategic investment disclosure in Gayatri Hi-tech Hotels

Another specific disclosure states the company holds strategic investments including ₹19,571.95 lakh (₹195.72 crore) in Gayatri Hi-tech Hotels Limited through 4% Compulsorily Convertible Cumulative Preferential Shares. These are stated to be convertible during financial year 2027-28. Management’s assessment in the extract says no impairment provision is required, citing improved business operations of the investee company.

What investors typically track from these disclosures

The data set combines near-term market movement with corporate actions and restructuring-related disclosures. For market participants, key points in the extract include the stock touching its stated 52-week high, the NCLT order approving CIRP withdrawal, and the size of the fund-based offer and continuing non-fund-based guarantees.

Separately, share-capital and fund-raising references provide context on how the company has approached capital raising in different periods, including the 2018 QIP and more recent preferential-issue plans noted in 2025 announcements.

Conclusion

Gayatri Projects’ April 2026 trading data shows the stock near ₹19.9 and at its stated 52-week high of ₹19.88, alongside disclosures on CIRP withdrawal approval (September 2025) and ongoing settlement and fund-raising references. The next concrete milestones referenced in the supplied material are linked to the 2025 board and shareholder processes already reported, including the EGM date of 23 October 2025 for approvals mentioned in the preferential-issue summary.