Vakrangee stock hits new lows: what metrics show in 2026

Market snapshot from BSE market depth (21 Apr 2026)

BSE market depth data dated 21 Apr 2026 showed buy interest clustered close to the ₹7 level for Vakrangee. The top buy quantities were visible at ₹7.02 (2,050 shares), ₹7.01 (4,756 shares), and ₹7.00 (7,887 shares). On the sell side, the closest offers in the snapshot were at ₹7.08 (100 shares), ₹7.09 (253 shares), and ₹7.10 (300 shares). Lower bids were also visible at ₹6.99 (2,500 shares) and ₹6.96 (2,600 shares), while a small sell quantity appeared at ₹7.15 (1 share).

The same screen also displayed “Bid / Ask 0.00 / 0.00”, which conflicts with the order levels shown in the depth ladder. That mismatch typically indicates a feed or refresh issue in the snapshot rather than an absence of orders, so readers should treat the ladder as a point-in-time view. Separately, the page listed an all-time high of ₹515.00 and an all-time low of ₹0.47, framing how far the stock has moved over its full trading history.

Vakrangee hits repeated 52-week low markers

Vakrangee was described as hitting a new 52-week low of ₹8.11 amid an extended decline, including eight consecutive days of falls. Over those eight sessions, the stock was reported to have dropped 13.86%. The same note said Vakrangee underperformed its sector by 1.1%, and showed a one-year decline of 74.22%, compared with a 5.75% decrease in the Sensex.

In another price-movement snapshot, Vakrangee’s share price touched ₹7.89 on 25 Nov 2025, described as the lowest level recorded in the past 52 weeks, after a three-day cumulative return of -2.83%. There are also references to a 52-week low of ₹7.99 and a 52-week high near ₹38.2 to ₹38.17, indicating multiple “52-week” windows across different dates and sources. The consistent point across these entries is that the stock remained close to its reported low range through late 2025 and into 2026.

Momentum signals: below key moving averages

One repeated technical observation is that Vakrangee traded below its 5-day, 20-day, 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving averages. That combination is commonly read as sustained negative momentum, and it aligns with the multi-month drawdown described across the snapshots. A separate entry also highlighted that Vakrangee’s performance diverged from the broader market on a day when the Sensex opened higher but ended lower.

Fundamentals in focus: ROA, leverage, and sales trend

The data provided includes a Return on Assets (ROA) of 3.3475%, explicitly described as a “bad sign for future performance” in the source context. At the same time, Vakrangee’s debt-to-equity ratio was stated as 0, suggesting a low proportion of debt in its capital structure. Sales growth was reported at -0.8558%, labelled “poor” in the same source.

Earnings metrics also appear in multiple places. TTM EPS was shown as 0.11 with “(+89.00% YoY)” in one entry, while another line notes EPS rising from ₹0.09 in June 2020 to ₹0.19 per share in June 2021. These items point to periods of EPS improvement even as the share price moved sharply lower in later periods.

Key numbers at a glance (as reported)

Returns and price points: how the decline shows up

A set of return snapshots describes steep underperformance over longer horizons. One entry states a one-year return of -66.14%, compared with the Sensex gain of 5.94% over the same period. Another return table lists Vakrangee at -65.82% over one year, -72.27% over three years, and -69.13% over five years. There is also a separate mention of a one-year decline of 67.05% as of 12 Nov 2025, when the stock price was ₹8.21.

Shorter-period numbers were mixed. One table shows 1-week performance of +5.85% and 1-month performance of +8.05%, alongside a -6.44% move over three months. These variations fit the pattern of sharp swings and short rallies within a broader downtrend.

Sector tape: Affle 3i and the BSE IT index

The same dataset also tracks moves in the BSE Information Technology index and Affle 3i Ltd. Affle 3i Ltd fell 1.39% to trade at ₹1,753.2, while the BSE IT index was down 0.31% at 37,638.59. Over the last one month, the index was up 3.8%.

On a one-month basis, Affle 3i added 5.01%, outperforming the BSE IT index’s 3.8% rise and contrasting with a 0.45% drop in the Sensex over the same month. Affle’s record high was listed at ₹2,186.8 on 19 Sep 2025, and its 52-week low at ₹1,221.05 on 07 Apr 2025. In the same index move list, Vakrangee Ltd was noted as down 1.26% and LTIMindtree Ltd as down 0.96% on the day.

Why the gap between EPS metrics and price action stands out

Across the excerpts, Vakrangee shows a mix of improving EPS datapoints and weak market performance. The stock’s position below multiple moving averages, the repeated 52-week low references, and the steep one-year declines suggest that investors have continued to mark down the stock despite select operational metrics being presented in a better light.

Another notable element is capital structure. A stated debt-to-equity ratio of 0 can reduce balance-sheet risk, but it does not offset concerns implied by weak sales growth (-0.8558%) and the scale of the drawdown versus benchmarks. The reported P/E (TTM) of 63.36 versus an industry P/E of 23.72 is also a key context point that market participants typically weigh when judging valuation sensitivity during downcycles.

What investors will likely track next

From the market data shown, investors often watch whether prices regain key moving averages, and whether volumes and delivery trends shift materially. The dataset includes a 20-day average volume of 4,645,943 and 20-day average delivery of 52.09%, which provide a baseline for monitoring participation.

Given the recurring references to fresh lows across different dates, the next set of observable signals would be whether the stock stabilises above the recently cited low zones (₹7.89 to ₹8.11 in the 2025 references) or remains closer to the March 2026 level (₹5.82). Any future updates on sales trajectory, profitability ratios like ROA, and the consistency of EPS will also remain central to how the market reassesses the story.

Conclusion

Vakrangee’s recent datapoints combine heavy price drawdowns, repeated 52-week low references, and sustained negative momentum signals, alongside low leverage and select EPS improvements mentioned in the record. In the broader tape, BSE IT and Affle 3i showed clearer short-term resilience on a one-month view. The next meaningful datapoints for Vakrangee will be whether the stock can move back above key averages and whether operating trends, especially sales growth and profitability ratios, improve in a way that the market starts to price in.