There was a tremendous rise in Helmet shares on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, there is a rise in the shares of helmet and bike accessories and components companies. The biggest reason for this is a decision of the Bengal government. Due to which the country’s helmet manufacturing company Studs Company has benefited the most. Because of that, there has been a rise in the shares of other companies also. According to the information, there was a tremendous rise of about 17 percent in the shares of Studds Accessories. This is their biggest intraday gain since the listing.
This surge came after a report which stated that there has been a huge jump in the sales of helmets after strict enforcement of traffic rules by the new BJP government elected in Bengal. Due to which, apart from Studds, there was a good rise in the shares of Bosch, Motherson, Sonacoms and other companies. The special thing is that the shares of Studs reached an intraday high level of Rs 513.50, which is the highest level after March 18.
This decision was taken by the government
BJP had achieved a historic victory in the West Bengal Assembly elections in May. The party won 207 out of 294 seats and ended the 15-year rule of Mamata Banerjee-led TMC in the state. State cabinet minister Ashok Kirtaniya said in the ET report that police have been directed to take action against all those breaking helmet rules, but Sikhs have been given exemption on religious grounds. He said that this is the result of the government’s focus on people’s safety… We believe in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ and ‘Sabki Suraksha’.
As a result, Studds Accessories, one of India’s largest helmet manufacturers, reported a record 70 percent increase in sales volumes in West Bengal in May. According to sales data from Studds, while earlier the demand for kids helmets was limited to Kolkata only, it is now coming from Tier-II cities and towns like Murshidabad, Malda, Medinipur, Krishnanagar, Asansol, Burdwan, Bankura, Siliguri and Jalpaiguri. Aditya Verma, General Manager (Sales and Marketing), Studds Accessories, said that most of the demand is coming from first-time helmet buyers in small towns and rural areas.
These are areas where people rarely wore helmets, and now the rules are being enforced more strictly. He said that the surge in sales of children’s helmets shows that following the rules is no longer limited to single drivers, but entire families are adopting it. The tremendous increase in sales of the company has probably increased the confidence of investors, due to which the share price has increased so much today.
Huge jump in Studds Accessories shares
Shares of Studds Accessories had made a sluggish debut in the stock market in November 2025 and were listed at a discount of more than 3 per cent from the IPO price of Rs 565 per share. In the same month the stock touched a record high of Rs 600 per share. It crossed the IPO price of Rs 585 for some time, but then fell below that level. In May this year, shares of the helmet maker fell nearly 29 per cent from its record high to a low of Rs 427.55 per share. The stock has recovered 20 percent since then, although it is still well below its listing price and IPO price.
Shares of these companies also rose
- Shares of Motherson Company saw a rise of 3.31 percent during the trading session. After which the company’s shares came to Rs 143.50.
- The shares of Bosch Limited saw an increase of about 4 percent during the trading session and the company’s shares reached the level of Rs 37,998.60.
- The shares of Uno Mind Limited have seen an increase of more than 3 percent during the trading session and the company’s shares came to Rs 1085.80.
- Tube Investment’s shares saw a rise of about 4 percent during the trading session and the company’s shares came to Rs 3,170.65.
- Shares of Sonacoms have seen an increase of 3.20 percent during the trading session. After which the shares of the company were seen at Rs 606.85.
