Kolkata: Sindhu Trade Links, a penny stock is in the news. On stock is attracting investments from foreign investors. It closed the trading session on Tuesday, November 4, at Rs 25. The most interesting point is that reports say there is significant buying by FIIs (foreign institutional investors) against the backdrop of a board meeting of the company slated on November 14, 2025. The stock is available at 36% from its one-year high. This board meeting is supposed to approve the Q2FY26 financial results (pertaining to July-September period of this year).
It is a company with diverse business interests. But it core business is in transportation logistics and mining support services. It provides transportation and end-to-end logistics services including loading, and mining services. The company has competence in extraction and loading of minerals. Through subsidiary companies, Sindhu Trade Links also trades in spares, fuel, and high-speed diesel apart from interests in media, power, coal, operation of petrol pumps and tankers for fuel transportation. It also has interests in investment and finance activities.
FIIs bullish
According to exchange data, FIIs picked up nothing less than 11,908,926 shares in July-September period, which pushed up their stake in this company to 2.93%. The bullishness of the FIIs has triggered a surge in this share. Number of shares traded on BSE rose by more than 300%.
Stock performance
The Sindhu Trade Links stock has rocketed about 99.6% from its 52-week low of Rs 12.90. It has been a multibagger in the past few years — generating a return of more than 1,400% in the past five years. The 52-week high level of the stock is Rs 39.25. The market share of Sindhu Trade Links is more than Rs 3,700 crore.
Sindhu Trade Links expansion
According to reports, the company is undertaking a major shift in its business profile and stepping into critical minerals and metals and has drawn up a blueprint to pump in $100 million in sectors such as lithium, rare earth elements (REE) and iron ore. The point is to jump on the country’s National Critical Mineral Mission bandwagon. It will also launch a solar power project and relocate its headquarters to Gurugram.
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