Osia Hyper Retail Ltd started trading vigorously on the NSE on Friday, rising to Rs 14.41, a 5 per cent premium to the previous close at Rs 13.73. That last level turned the stock’s upper price band for the session, locking it instantaneously in the upper circuit.
With a market cap below Rs 15, the stock in the past week accumulated more than 21 per cent, posting continuous upper-circuit limits.
Such action follows a retrieval phase. Having romped up to a 52-week high at Rs 50.45 in September 2024, the security settled on a 52-week low at Rs 11.31 in fashion with market pressure. The ensuing two-week turnaround lifted it over 27 per cent on the last low. The trading source’s cumulative value now stands at Rs 237.2 crore.
The latest quarterly numbers from Osia Hyper Retail reflect a strong upward trajectory. As per its Q1FY26 statement, consolidated net sales clocked in at Rs 326.48 crore, with net profit rising from Rs 0.53 crore in Q4FY25 to Rs 8.04 crore. The quarter-on-quarter profit surge comes in at a striking 1,417 per cent, a function of sharper operational efficiencies combined with steady sales momentum across its hypermarket chain.
Separately, the company published the Monitoring Agency Report for the quarter ended June 30, 2025, in compliance with stock-exchange norms surrounding its recent preferential issue. The review, conducted by CRISIL Ratings Ltd, reaffirmed full alignment of proceeds with the objectives initially disclosed.
In June 2025, company promoters added 65,00,000 equity shares. Concurrently, foreign institutional investors increased their cumulative ownership to 0.52 per cent by adding 4,24,488 shares. Such consolidated shareholder activity denotes reiterated belief in the management’s growth roadmap and the long-term viability of the hypermarket segment.
Established in 2014, Osia Hyper Retail Ltd is building a broad hypermarket chain, with most of its locations in Gujarat and Jhansi. Approximately half of its revenues come from staples, and half from non-food categories, giving shoppers access to a wide variety of more than 3,00,000 stock-keeping-units. The company operates 37 stores: 31 full-size Osia Hypermarts that blend groceries, apparel, and home goods, and five smaller Mini Osia outlets that stock key grocery staples. To service these outlets, Osia runs a single central warehouse.
Backed by improving financial results, steady support from its founders, and an ever-deepening retail footprint, Osia Hyper Retail is steadily establishing itself as a noteworthy emerging name in India’s organised grocery and general merchandise market.