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Arora promoters’ ownership is set to fall from 91.74% to 59.63% as a primary IPO adds up to 64,40,000 equity shares.
Paramount Syntex lifted PAT margin to 11.36% in FY26 from 1.45% in FY24 as year-on-year revenue growth slowed to 8.55%.
Paramount Syntex’s top 10 suppliers represented 62.61% of FY 2025-26 raw-material purchases, while no long-term customer or supplier agreements are in place.
Paramount Syntex's Rs 61.68 crore expansion estimate relies on vendor quotations, with no purchase orders or definitive contracts signed as of the red herring prospectus.
Paramount Syntex disclosed 32 delayed Registrar of Companies filings, including a 449-day CSR-2 delay, alongside repeated GST, PF, ESIC and TDS filing lapses.
Paramount Syntex contests a Rs 43.58 lakh FY22 GST notice, with an equal proposed penalty bringing stated tax and penalty to Rs 87.15 lakh.
Paramount Syntex’s FY26 profit after tax doubled to Rs 13.87 crore, but a Rs 16.57 crore working-capital outflow restricted operating cash to Rs 5.90 crore.
Paramount Dye Tec Limited challenges ₹39.95 crore of AY 2024-25 additions, while a recovery letter sought ₹10.10 crore against two tax demands.
Paramount Syntex reported Rs 10.19 crore of supplier and capital-goods advances to two common-management entities in the year ended March 31, 2026.
Paramount Syntex’s prospectus reports no lead-manager IPO filings across three financial years but lists eight SME issues that raised Rs 221.41 crore.
Paramount Syntex Limited converts virgin-fibre manufacturing waste into recycled fibre and yarn through in-house processing; acrylic and wool yarns made up 60.58% of FY 2025-26 sales.
Samarth Jaiswal became managing director for five years and held 99.12% of pre-issue equity as the board changed to four directors.
Omara Ventures India Limited reported that Managing Director Samarth Jaiswal held 29,83,495 shares, or 99.12%, of pre-issue paid-up equity capital.
Omara plans Rs 4 crore for a Chandigarh boutique expansion and marketing campaign, allocating Rs 2 crore to each of the two programmes.
Omara Ventures reported 95.00% FY26 revenue growth to Rs 45.8735 crore, while EBITDA margin rose to 31.45% from 7.93% in FY24.
Omara’s FY2026 revenue rose 95% to Rs 45.87 crore as gold jewellery sales increased more than sixfold to Rs 14.59 crore.