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Shyam Metalics & Energy
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Shyam Metalics and Energy Limited is a metal producing company engaged in manufacturing and selling ferroalloys, iron, and steel products, as well as power generation. The company produces long steel products including iron pellets, sponge iron, steel billets, TMT bars, structural products, wire rods, ferro alloys, and aluminum foil. It operates three manufacturing plants, one in Odisha and two in West Bengal, with an aggregate installed metal capacity of 11.60 MTPA and captive power plants with a total capacity of 357 MW. The company has expanded its production capacity, including increasing TMT bar capacity to 1674 KTPA and pellet plant capacity by 1200 KTPA in Sambalpur. Shyam Metalics has undergone several mergers and acquisitions, resulting in changes to its subsidiary structure and shareholding. It has manufacturing facilities in Sambalpur, Jamuria, Mangalpur, and Pakuria.
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Company insights, generated from the most recent coverage.
Up +2.23% to ₹1,130.4 on just 63,341 shares traded — thin volume at 1-year-high levels means the move is conviction-driven rather than broad participation, so it can reverse quickly.
A ₹143.10 Cr block of 1.33 mn shares at ₹1,078.30 on 21-Sep-26 gave institutions a cost basis ~5% below current price — that block is now in profit and could act as overhead supply if selling resumes.
AGM on 25-Aug-26 approved a ₹4,500 Cr fundraise — this pre-funds the next capex cycle, so near-term dilution risk exists but growth optionality is now financed.