Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Dharan Infra-EPC Stock Hits Upper Circuit After Debt Settlement
Imagine a small company called Dharan Infra-EPC, whose stock is very cheap.
Even though the stock market is generally down, this company's stock went up a little bit.
This is because the company made a deal with a bank to pay back some debt.
They already made a first payment, and the rest will be paid later.
Although the stock has gone down a lot in the past, the company's assets provide security.
This means the bank should be safe, and the company is working to handle any other debts.
Dharan Infra-EPC shares hit the 5% upper circuit, trading at ₹0.42.
The gain occurred despite the overall weakness in the Indian stock market.
The company executed a One-Time Settlement agreement with Central Bank of India.
An initial payment of ₹43 lakh was made as part of the settlement.
The stock has significantly declined in the past year, but remains fully collateralized.
- Who
- Dharan Infra-EPC, an infrastructure company.
- What
- Dharan Infra-EPC shares hit the upper circuit.
- When
- As of the time of the article, the stock was trading at ₹0.42.
- Where
- On the BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange).
- Why
- Due to a One-Time Settlement agreement with Central Bank of India.
Company Performance
Investor Sentiment
Stock Performance
Company Performance
Despite a recent price increase, the stock has performed poorly long-term.
Investor Sentiment
The recent price increase indicates investor confidence, even in a down market.
- Share Price (at Upper Circuit)
- ₹0.42
- Exchange
- BSE
- Recent Agreement
- One-Time Settlement
- Agreement Value
- ₹4.30 crore
- Initial Payment
- ₹43 lakh
- Collateral Value
- Nearly twice the outstanding principal