📊 Where TARIL stands now
As of 5 Dec 2025, TARIL shares are trading around ₹236.90 — close to a 52-week low.
Over the past week, the stock has dropped ~12.6%.
The 52-week high remains near ₹650 — so the stock is trading ~63–65% below its peak — implying a major drop over the last year.
📰 Recent Developments (that impact next week)
✅ Positive / Potentially Supportive
The company recently secured a new order worth ₹53.33 crore from Power Grid Corporation of India for HVDC converter transformer and related works — a sign that its business activity is ongoing.
Earlier, there was some relief in sentiment when the stock briefly rebounded (after a prior heavy fall) — showing that some value-buying continues.
⚠️ Negative / Risk-Related
TARIL’s Q2 FY26 results were weak: revenue was nearly flat, EBITDA and PAT margins shrank, and profit dropped YoY.
The stock saw a sharp crash (~30%) after combined pressure of weak earnings and regulatory/reputation concerns (earlier debarment by a major international lender) — which severely dented investor confidence.
Given the drop and volatility, there’s heightened risk that the share could slip further — especially if no fresh favourable orders or news emerge.
As of 5 Dec 2025, TARIL shares are trading around ₹236.90 — close to a 52-week low.
Over the past week, the stock has dropped ~12.6%.
The 52-week high remains near ₹650 — so the stock is trading ~63–65% below its peak — implying a major drop over the last year.
📰 Recent Developments (that impact next week)
✅ Positive / Potentially Supportive
The company recently secured a new order worth ₹53.33 crore from Power Grid Corporation of India for HVDC converter transformer and related works — a sign that its business activity is ongoing.
Earlier, there was some relief in sentiment when the stock briefly rebounded (after a prior heavy fall) — showing that some value-buying continues.
⚠️ Negative / Risk-Related
TARIL’s Q2 FY26 results were weak: revenue was nearly flat, EBITDA and PAT margins shrank, and profit dropped YoY.
The stock saw a sharp crash (~30%) after combined pressure of weak earnings and regulatory/reputation concerns (earlier debarment by a major international lender) — which severely dented investor confidence.
Given the drop and volatility, there’s heightened risk that the share could slip further — especially if no fresh favourable orders or news emerge.
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