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🧪 Fundamentals / Business Snapshot

What they do: Privi Speciality Chemicals is a major Indian manufacturer, exporter, and supplier of aroma & fragrance chemicals. Their capability includes many complex operations (distillation, condensation, hydrogenation etc).

Recent financials:
  • In FY25, revenue rose ~ 19.9 % to ~ ₹2,101.19 crore from ~ ₹1,752.23 Cr prev year.
  • Net profit nearly doubled—~ 97 % YoY to ~ ₹187.00 crore vs ~ ₹94.91 Cr the previous year.
  • In the most recent quarter (Q1 FY26), revenue ~ ₹567.80 Cr (up ~21.7 % YoY), net profit ~ ₹61.93 Cr (up ~97.4 % YoY).

Margins / Efficiency:
  • Operating / EBITDA margins have improved. For example, in recent quarters the OPM has been ~ 20-23 % in some reports.
  • ROE recently ~ 16.94 % vs its 5-yr average ~11.8 %.

Risks / concerns:
  • Some analysts / rating agencies see weaker long-term fundamentals: slow growth in net sales / operating profit over longer horizon, high debt/EBITDA in some reports.
  • Commodity input risk, foreign exchange risk (since exports are significant), margin pressure possible. (General for speciality chemicals)

Competitive / strategic positives:
  • Strong R&D, product mix improvements.
  • Export orientation gives access to global markets.



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📊 Technical / Price Action View

Current trend & moving averages: According to ETMoney, the stock is hovering around key moving averages: the 20, 50, 100, 200-day EMAs/SMAs are giving “neutral” signals in many cases.

Momentum indicators:
  • RSI (14) ~ 48-50 area → neutral territory.
  • MACD in some sources is slightly negative or weak → indicates not strong momentum up currently.
  • Some resistance / support zones via pivot / classic technical tools: TipRanks shows pivot at ~ ₹2338, with resistance above and support below.

Recent behaviour:
  • The stock has hit 52-week highs in recent past, showing strong sentiment after good results.
  • However, price also seems to be consolidating / facing short-term corrections (QoQ revenue drops, expenses growth) in some quarters.


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