Yashhied Industries India pre-market discovery price at 88 rupees
TL;DR
Yasho Industries India's stock closed at ₹1,455 with a 0.03% gain, showing mixed performance due to high P/E and P/B ratios but growth from new contracts and R&D investments. Challenges include capacity underutilization and margin pressures, requiring investor caution and monitoring of quarterly results.
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Yashhied Industries India pre-market discovery price at 88 rupees
Yasho Industries: Recent Performance and Market Outlook
Yasho Industries Ltd (YASHO) closed at ₹1,455.00 on February 24, 2026, reflecting a 0.03% increase from the previous session. The stock, with a market capitalization of ₹1,753 crore, ranks 1,212th on the NSE and is categorized as a high-risk small-cap stock, exhibiting volatility 3.47 times that of the Nifty 50. Despite its elevated price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 287.04 and price-to-book (P/B) ratio of 4.18—both significantly above sector averages— the company has shown mixed performance in recent quarters.
In Q3 FY26, Yasho reported a 19% year-on-year revenue rise to ₹583.76 crore, driven by improved demand and strategic market diversification, particularly in EU-related trade adjustments. However, challenges persist, including underutilized capacity at its Pakhajan facility and gross margin compression due to product mix shifts. The company has prioritized operational efficiency and cash flow optimization to mitigate these pressures.
A key development is the inauguration of a ₹23-crore R&D center in Pakhajan, Gujarat, aimed at enhancing product development and process optimization for global markets. Additionally, Yasho secured a 15-year contract with a global multinational corporation for lubricant additives, expected to generate ₹150 crore annually starting FY27. These initiatives signal long-term growth potential but require capital expenditure and operational execution.
Valuation metrics remain contentious. While the stock's overvalued P/E and P/B ratios suggest caution, its dividend yield of 0.03% and consistent dividend payouts over five years offer some appeal to income-focused investors. Analysts highlight risks such as inventory backlogs and macroeconomic headwinds in key markets.
For context, peers like Gujarat Fluorochemicals Ltd (P/E: 71.19) and Aarti Industries Ltd (P/E: 49.29) trade at lower valuations, though Yasho's forward-looking contracts and R&D investments may differentiate it in the specialty chemicals sector. Investors are advised to monitor upcoming quarterly results and capital expenditure progress, particularly as the Pakhajan facility ramps up production.
(https://www.tickertape.in/stocks/yasho-industries-YASH): Data sourced from Tickertape (February 2026).
