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Vivekanand Cotsipn will spend ₹5.27 crore on machinery to upgrade yarn mix without capacity expansion, after FY26 cotton-yarn utilisation fell to 67.05%.
Patel promoter families created two trusts on December 17, 2024, with deeds allowing distributions and inter-generational transfers while promoters collectively held 100% of equity.
Vivekanand Cotspin cut top-10 customer dependence to 51.18% of FY26 revenue from 88.73% in FY24, with the largest customer contributing 12.02%.
Vivekanand Cotsipn reports its predecessor LLP’s Rs 54.37482 lakh GST demand is stayed on appeal after the LLP’s registration was cancelled.
Vivekanand Cotsipn changed four former independent directors between December 2025 and April 2026, appointing its current two-member cohort on April 16, 2026.
Vivekanand Cotspin Limited reports four related promoter-directors each hold 20%, giving the Patel family 80% of pre-issue equity capital.
Vivekanand Cotspin LLP-linked entities disclose nine GST matters, led by a Rs 6.0103394 crore demand against Ambica Cotseeds Limited for July 2017 to March 2019.
Nirav Patel is contesting three pending income-tax reassessments involving Rs 26.28 crore of alleged escaped income for AY 2019-20 to AY 2021-22.
Vivekanand Cotsipn projects a 41-day working-capital cycle in FY28, with net working capital rising to Rs 69.75 crore from Rs 35.42 crore.
India’s cotton-yarn exports reached Rs 32,604 crore in FY2026 after the FY2023 slump, but Bangladesh and China accounted for 60% of 2024-25 destinations.
Vivekanand Cotsin relies on group companies for exports and cottonseed processing as international manufacturing sales rose to Rs 41.37 crore, or 10.24%, in fiscal 2026.
Ami Ridhish Patel holds 76.19% of the company’s pre-IPO equity capital, within a promoter holding of 92.72% across 2,37,31,386 shares.
ArMee’s promoter couple held 82.10% of equity and received Rs 3.77 crore from the company in Fiscal 2026, alongside disclosed office-property leases.
India’s BESS sector is projected to require 236.22 GWh by FY2031-32, against approximately 5.9 GWh installed in March 2026, under the National Electricity Plan.
ArMee Infotech reported Rs 318.55 crore outstanding at June 30, 2026, including Rs 211.55 crore of funded borrowings and Rs 107.00 crore of non-fund facilities.
ArMee’s Fiscal 2025 revenue rose to Rs 1,313.31 crore, but profit after tax fell to Rs 41.67 crore as traded goods reduced gross margins.