Micro-cap stock jumps 6% after recording highest ever monthly sales

Synopsis: The shares of Aaron Industries rose by 6% as the company recorded the highest ever monthly sale of Rs 10.88 crore in December 2025, which increased due to high capacity utilisation. The company’s robust growth in revenues and the launch of the STELIX brand for the stainless-steel segment had enhanced the visibility for the short term.

This company, which is involved in the business of elevator solutions, catering to the needs of elevator cabins, auto door systems, and associated components, as a pan-India player, has also ventured into the business of polishing stainless steel as a backward-integration venture, had its shares in the spotlight after the company reported its highest-ever monthly sales in December. 

With the market cap of Rs 370 crore, the shares of Aaron Industries Ltd had hit their intraday high at Rs 180, gaining about 6 per cent compared to their previous day’s closing price of Rs 169.43. The shares are trading at a PE of 52.5, whereas their industry PE is at 33.2.

Aaron Industries also registered a record high monthly sales figure of Rs 10.88 crore in December 2025, which marked the highest ever monthly sales figure achieved so far. This is because of increased demand in the areas of elevator products and elevator components, along with the stainless steel polishing segment, facilitated by increased capacity absorption due to capacity expansion undertaken recently.

Operationally, the greatest strength is the highlight of the backward-integrated business model practised by Aaron Industries, which allows it to manufacture stainless steel sheet polishing machinery, thus supporting the production of elevator doors, as well as the manufacture of the cabin. This allows the company to optimize on turnaround time, as well as reduce reliance on external suppliers. The management notes a positive impact on revenues following the capacity expansion.

On a positive look into the future, the fulfilment of a double-digit revenue growth rate for the month enhances confidence in growth momentum with respect to the increased demand for residential and commercial elevators driven by infrastructure developments. Although the data for December is preliminary and unaudited, the record results have aided in gaining a clearer vision for the near term.

The revenue from operations for the company stands at Rs 22.24 crores in Q2 FY26 compared to Q2 FY25 revenue of Rs 18.29 crores, up by about 21 per cent YoY. However, the net profit stood at Rs 1.39 crore in Q2 FY26, down from Rs 1.82 crore in Q2 FY25, giving about a 31 per cent return YoY. 

Aaron Industries has also ventured into the “STELIX”, a new brand of stainless steel, in a move towards high-quality stainless steel solutions. The innovation is meant to strengthen presence in the marketplace, provide a diverse range of products with a high degree of specialisation, and develop brand recognition in the marketplace, both nationally and globally. The initiatives of STELIX are based on the core values of sturdiness, tenacity, and innovation and are aligned with the objective of sustainable growth in the organisation.

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