Stock market
The stock market usually has to wait a long time for huge earnings, but Patna’s consumer electronics retail company Aditya Vision created history in a short time. Its shares gave a great return of 20,483% in the last 5 years. If someone had imposed ₹ 1 lakh 5 years ago, today he would have been close to ₹ 2 crore. Yesterday the stock rose by 8% to close at ₹ 424, but today was trading at ₹ 415 at 1 pm with 1% fall. The brokerage house says that this stock can go up to ₹ 550, ie there is a possibility of 22% more.
After this year’s decline, there was a boom again
However, since the beginning of 2025, Aditya Vision’s shares have seen a decline of 18%. The main reason for this was profit booking and lack of consumer demand. But after the company’s first quarterly results, the shares have returned again.
MK Global’s analyst Devanshu Bansal has increased the company’s stock from add to the recent report and has fixed its target price ₹ 550. According to the report, the company’s performance has been better than the entire sector, especially when most of the durable goods companies faced recession.
Revenue increase in quarter
The consumer durable industry recorded a decline of up to 15-30% in the first quarter this time, but Aditya Vision also recorded a revenue growth of 6% in this atmosphere. This was about 2% more than the market expectations. However, the company’s bean store sales growth was -4%, due to unseasonal rain and weak demand. Despite this, the company hopes that the demand will improve and growth positive in the upcoming festive season.
The talk of cluster model is being made
Aditya Vision has focused its business model on cluster based expansion in Hindi speaking states like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand. The company is the largest electronics retailer in Jharkhand and its market share in Bihar is more than 50%. The biggest strength of the company is its direct procurement model. The company buys more than 85% of its products directly from more than 100 brands, making it a better margin without making a private label.