When most investors were struggling with fluctuations in the stock market, a smallcap pharma company surprised the investors. There was such a tremendous rise in the shares of NGL Fine Chem Limited on Wednesday that the stock directly reached the upper circuit. After strong quarterly results, the company’s shares jumped 20 percent to a new high and became a topic of discussion among investors.
20% jump, new high of 52 weeks
On Wednesday, shares of NGL Fine Chem Ltd closed at Rs 2188.25 on BSE with a gain of 20 per cent. With this the stock reached its new high of 52 weeks. This rise in the market was seen after the company’s excellent financial results for the December 2025 quarter, which strengthened the confidence of investors.
More than 1135% jump in profits
The company’s results were really surprising. In the December quarter of the current financial year, the consolidated profit of NGL Fine Chem increased by 1135.43 percent year-on-year to Rs 15.69 crore. In the same quarter a year ago, the company had registered a profit of only Rs 1.27 crore. Even on a quarterly basis, the company’s performance remained strong and profit increased by 63.10 percent compared to the September 2025 quarter.
Strong growth in revenue also
Not only the profit, but the revenue of the company has also increased significantly. Consolidated revenue of NGL Fine Chem increased by 43.11 per cent year-on-year to Rs 127.51 crore in the December quarter as compared to Rs 89.10 crore in the same period last year. It is clear from this that the operational growth of the company also remains strong.
53% rise in one month
Shares of NGL Fine Chem have given tremendous returns to investors in recent months. In the last one month alone, the company’s shares have risen by more than 53 percent. At the same time, in the last six months this increase has been more than 70 percent. So far in the year 2026, this stock has jumped by about 56 percent. The company’s 52-week low has been Rs 962.70, due to which its multibagger-like momentum is clearly visible at the current level.
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