Ashish Kacholia sold 5,32,000 shares & Rs 189 crore order book: Printed circuit boards manufacturer closes Rs 49.64 Cr orders; partnership with Mindra for solar inverter manufacturing
The stock is up by 88 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 358 per share.
Aimtron Electronics Limited, based in Vadodara, India, has successfully closed orders totalling Rs 49.64 crore, demonstrating strong performance across several high-growth segments. This significant achievement is particularly driven by robust activity in the IoT (Internet of Things) and Renewable Energy sectors, both identified as crucial areas for the company's continued expansion. These recent milestones underscore Aimtron's commitment to delivering high-value solutions and adapting to evolving market needs.
Further solidifying its presence in the sustainable energy landscape, Aimtron Electronics has established a strategic manufacturing partnership with Mindra Group. This collaboration specifically targets the production of Solar Grid Tie Inverters, a key component in renewable energy systems. This partnership is expected to significantly enhance Aimtron's capabilities in clean energy manufacturing and aligns with the "Made in India" clean energy initiative, showcasing the company's dedication to innovation and operational excellence for a future-ready electronics manufacturing platform.
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About the Company
Aimtron Electronics Limited specialises in the design and manufacture of high-quality electronic components, consistently delivering superior performance optimisation. Their extensive product portfolio spans from printed circuit boards (PCBs) to complete electronic assemblies. The company is renowned for its expertise in quick-turn prototyping, high-volume PCB assembly, and bespoke design solutions. Aimtron serves a diverse range of industries, including medical, military, automotive, consumer, commercial, gaming, and alternative energy, among many others, establishing its brand as a leader in innovative electronics manufacturing.
In March 2025, Ashish Kacholia sold 5,32,000 shares or 2.61 per cent, which includes his firm stake of 1.50 per cent. The company has a market cap of Rs 1,300 crore with an order book of Rs 189 crore. The shares of the company have an ROE of 25 per cent and an ROCE of 29 per cent. The stock is up by 88 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 358 per share.
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