According to reports from Live Mint, ace investor Vijay Kedia has raised his stake in NSE SME stock Iware Supplychain Services, which was listed in May 2026 at a price band of ₹95 per share. The stock is currently trading at around ₹350 per share, representing a 270% gain from the IPO price in just 17 months. Kedia's investment is made through both his individual capacity and his company Kedia Securities. His individual holding stands at 3,45,600 shares (3%) while Kedia Securities holds 8,46,000 shares (7.35%) of the company's total paid-up capital. The latest shareholding pattern reveals that Kedia Securities increased its stake by buying 5,00,400 fresh shares during the July to September 2026 quarter, compared to its previous holding of 3,45,600 shares in June 2026.
As reported by Live Mint, Kedia Securities increased its stake by buying 5,00,400 fresh shares during the July to September 2026 quarter, compared to its previous holding of 3,45,600 shares in June 2026. Market expert Anuj Gupta attributed the stock's performance to strong quarterly earnings, noting that the company reported around 200% revenue growth during FY25-26 and its profit almost doubled in FY27. The stock has gained momentum over time rather than showing immediate upside movement after its tepid listing, with the latest shareholding pattern confirming Vijay Kedia's continued investment in both individual capacity and through his company.
According to Live Mint, Mahesh M Ojha from KC Securities provided technical analysis for the stock. The monthly cycle chart shows a bullish pattern for existing shareholders, with a stop-loss at ₹394 and upside targets of ₹400 and ₹468. For fresh investors, the recommendation is to enter at current levels with a strict stop-loss at ₹294 for the same targets. The technical outlook suggests continued bullish momentum based on the stock's strong performance trajectory and the company's robust financial performance metrics.
