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Ashish Kacholia Portfolio Stock Aeroflex Industries Decreases by 10% after weak Q1 results

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Ashish Kacholia Portfolio Stock Aeroflex Industries Decreases by 10% after weak Q1 results

Shares of Aeroflex Industries fell by 9.9% to Rs 185.25 on BSE on Tuesday, July 29, after which the company declined annually in the June quarter earnings, which was time to sell Ashish Kacholia -backed shares.

The manufacturer of flexible flow solutions reduced net profit by 42.22% for Q1 FY26 for Rs. 7.17 crore, compared to Rs 12.41 crore in the quarter of the year. The June quarter revenue also fell 6.04% to 6.04%.

ACE investor Ashish Kacholiya raised his stake in the Aeroflex Industries during the June quarter. Its holding was 1.92% or 1.99% or 2,578,928 shares in the March quarter or 2,478,928 shares.

Aeroflex Industries, which create assemblies used in areas such as stainless steel hoses and oils, chemicals and automobiles, are known for its high-quality export-centered production portfolio. However, the weight of the investors has been shown in a weak quarter.

Tuesday’s decline, its 52-week high cost Rs. Touched in February 2025, pulling 32% below 271.60. It hit a low of 52-weekly low of Rs. Is above 145.05.

Living events

      The stock has shown the book movement in recent months. While it was up 10% in May and 18% in June, it has dropped 4% so far in July. At the beginning of the year, the scrip was back-to-back, which was 1.3% in April, 4% in March and 27% in February. On the contrary, a 10% rally was seen in January.

      Based on one year-to-ray, shares of Aeroflex Industries are below 9.6% and have dropped 11% in the last one month. On the one -year horizon, however, the stock is still 19.6%.

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      From a technical point of view, the stock is trading down seven of its eight key easy moving average-which includes 5-day, 10-day, 20-day, 30-day, 50-day, 150-day, and 200-day SMA, while staying above 100-day SMA.

      The relevant strength index (RSI) is 53.4, which shows a neutral motion. Meanwhile, the moving average convergence diversion (MACD) is at 5.5, sitting above the center line but below the signal line, the potential cautious point to the short -term trend.

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