PG Electroplast Share Price Tanks 37% in 4 Days as FY26 Growth Guidance Cut

PG Electroplast share price (NSE: PGEL) hit the lower circuit of ₹500.70 on Monday, dropping 15% in early trade. This marks the fourth straight day of declines, with the stock losing 37% in four sessions. It is now 50% below its 52-week high of ₹1,054.95, touched on January 6, 2025.

PG Electroplast Past Performance

Despite the recent crash, PG Electroplast has delivered massive returns up 200% in 2 years and an astonishing 10,265% in 5 years.

Reason for the Selloff

The fall follows the company’s downward revision of its FY26 growth forecast.

• Revenue Guidance: FY26 consolidated revenue expected to grow 17–19%, compared to earlier projections.
   
• Net Profit Guidance: Estimated growth of 3–7% YoY.
   
• Product Business Revenue: Forecast cut to ₹4,140–₹4,280 crore from earlier ₹4,770 crore.
   
• Electronics Revenue: Still expected to rise 29% YoY to ₹450 crore.

PG Electroplast Q1 FY26 Results

• Net Profit: ₹67 crore, down 21% from ₹85 crore last year.
• Revenue: ₹1,504 crore, up 14% YoY.

Management Commentary

The company blamed subdued Q1 sales on the early arrival of monsoon, which hurt seasonal demand for Room ACs. However, management remains optimistic about long-term prospects due to low market penetration in core categories like Room ACs and Washing Machines.

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PG Electroplast Share Price Movement

As of 10:27 am IST on August 11, 2025, PG Electroplast share price was trading at ₹501.40, down ₹87.40 or 14.84% for the day. The stock opened at ₹559.35, which was also its intraday high, and touched a low of ₹473.75. The company’s market capitalisation stands at ₹14,210 crore, with a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 47.54. PG Electroplast has no dividend yield, and over the past 52 weeks, it has traded between a high of ₹1,054.20 and a low of ₹414.45.

Conclusion

PG Electroplast’s sharp correction reflects investor disappointment over slower growth expectations. While management is confident about long-term demand, near-term sentiment remains weak.

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