Archive · 27 Jan 2026
Mercury Ev-Tech Shares Surge 14% Amid Market Weakness
Mercury Ev-Tech, a company that makes electric vehicles and renewable energy products, saw its shares go up by 14% on Tuesday.
This happened even though the overall market was not doing well.
The company's shares reached a high of ₹40.99.
One reason for this increase is a trade agreement between India and the European Union, which might help the company by reducing import duties on electric vehicles for the first five years.
The company also had a good financial performance in the second quarter of the fiscal year, with sales and profits increasing significantly.
Additionally, the company held its annual meeting where shareholders approved important decisions, including reappointing a director and appointing a new one.
Mercury Ev-Tech shares surged by 14% on Tuesday, reaching an intraday high of ₹40.99.
The India-EU Free Trade Agreement is expected to benefit the company by reducing import duties on electric vehicles for the first five years.
Major auto stocks faced pressure due to concerns over reduced import duties from the EU under the trade agreement.
Mercury Ev-Tech reported a 51% increase in net sales and a 35% increase in net profit for Q2FY26.
The company's 39th Annual General Meeting approved several resolutions, including the appointment of new directors and auditors.
- Who
- Mercury Ev-Tech, a small-cap EV manufacturer
- What
- Shares surged by 14% despite weak market sentiment
- When
- On Tuesday, with a previous surge on January 23, 2024
- Where
- BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)
- Why
- Potential benefits from the India-EU Free Trade Agreement and strong Q2FY26 financial performance
- Company
- Mercury Ev-Tech
- Share Price Increase
- 14%
- Intraday High
- ₹40.99
- Sector
- Electric Vehicles
- Market Impact
- India-EU Free Trade Agreement
- Q2FY26 Net Sales
- ₹34.01 crore
- Q2FY26 Net Profit
- ₹1.72 crore
- AGM Date
- December 15, 2025