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PC Jeweller Shares Rise as Debt Repayment Fuels Rally

PC Jeweller Shares Rise as Debt Repayment Fuels Rally
PC Jeweller shares glitter with 55% returns in YTD! Further price rally today · livemint.com

PC Jeweller shares have been rising, and they went up again on Friday.

The article says the stock gained about 55% so far this year.

The company says it has repaid debt to a group of 14 banks.

Those banks have released the company’s mortgaged assets and returned important property documents.

PC Jeweller also reported that its sales revenue grew about 28% in the September quarter compared with a year earlier.

It received ₹142 crore from customers who owed money for exports.

One market analyst said the share could reach ₹18 if it rises above ₹15 at the end of a trading day.

He also said investors should watch the ₹12 level as a stop-loss.

Key facts

Friday intraday high
₹14.72
Year-to-date return
About 55%, according to the article
Reference share prices
Around ₹9.55 to ₹14.48
Bank consortium
14 banks
Q2 FY27 consolidated revenue
Up about 28% year on year
Export-debtor remittances
₹142 crore during the quarter
Analyst levels cited
₹12 support and stop-loss; ₹15 breakout level; ₹18 potential target

Quotes

Avinash Gorakshkar

Founder of Avinash Mentor Research

“We are pleased to inform that all the mortgaged assets of the Company, the personal and corporate guarantors have been released and the original title deeds have been handed over to the relevant title holders. Further, all the charges, securities, guarantees (personal as well as corporate) and undertakings provided by the Company and the personal and corporate guarantors also stand fully released now.”
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“The first and foremost reason for the rally in the PC Jeweller share price is its continuous debt repayment. The company has recently informed the Indian exchanges regarding its debt to the consortium of 14 banks that all the mortgaged assets of the Company, the personal and corporate guarantors, have been released and the original title deeds have been handed over to the relevant title holders.”
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