Sunil Agro Foods Ltd is a small-cap listed grain milling company focused on wheat-based products.

Basic details

- Name: Sunil Agro Foods Limited

- Business: Milling, processing and trading of wheat and allied products – maida, sooji, atta, bran (rough & flakes), wheat, rice, gunny bags etc. Supplies to large food manufacturers and institutional buyers as well as retail/consumer packs. (sunilagro.in)

- Incorporated: 20 January 1988; public limited company under Companies Act, 1956

- Registered Office / Plant: Hoskote Industrial Area, Chokkahalli, Karnataka (near Bengaluru) (economictimes.indiatimes.com)

- Promoter group: B. Shanthilal Group (Brindavan Roller Flour Mills, Belgaum Roller Flour Mills, etc.) (sunilagro.in)

Listing & stock information

- Exchange: BSE

- BSE Code / Ticker: 530953 (commonly referred to as Sunil Agro Foods or SUNILAGRO) (thecompanycheck.com)

- Segment: Agro processing / grain mill products; small-cap stock

- Recent price (indicative):

- Around ₹89–94 in mid-December 2025, based on delayed quotes from public sources (e.g. ~₹89.3 on 19 Dec 2025; ~₹93–94 on 15–16 Dec 2025). (economictimes.indiatimes.com)

- 52-week range: approx. ₹82.52 (low) to ₹145.80 (high). (economictimes.indiatimes.com)

Note: These prices are delayed and not live. For the latest quote and volumes, please check your broker terminal or the BSE website.

Recent financial performance (FY25 & FY26 to date)

- Scale:

- FY25 revenue around ₹228–230 crore with very low operating margin. (business-standard.com)

- Profitability:

- FY25: Reported net loss of ~₹1.09 crore (after a profit of ~₹0.88 crore in FY24), mainly due to higher expenses and thin margins. (business-standard.com)

- Q4 FY25 (March 2025): Net profit ~₹0.05 crore on quarterly sales of ~₹59.5 crore (very slim margin). (business-standard.com)

- Q1 FY26 (June 2025): Back to a small profit of ₹0.03 crore; sales ~₹50.6 crore. (business-standard.com)

- Q2 FY26 (September 2025): Net profit ₹0.12 crore; sales ₹50.36 crore, down ~15% YoY. (business-standard.com)

Overall, this is a small, low-margin wheat milling business with modest revenues (~₹220–230 crore annually) and historically volatile, generally thin profitability.

Illustrative factors to evaluate (not investment advice)

If you are analysing the stock, typical points to examine would be:

1. Margins & earnings stability: Very low operating and net margins; even small changes in wheat prices or realizations can swing profits.

2. Balance sheet strength: Debt levels vs. cash flows; ability to service borrowings in a low-margin business. (thecompanycheck.com)

3. Capacity & clients: Dependence on a few large institutional customers (FMCG, bakeries, hotels); any long-term contracts or co-manufacturing agreements (e.g., with large brands). (sunilagro.in)

4. Corporate governance & disclosures: Being a micro/small-cap, liquidity is limited and information flow can be sparse; check annual reports, quarterly results and shareholding patterns carefully.

5. Valuation vs. risk: Given small size, low float and business cyclicality, price can be very volatile; compare P/B and EV/EBITDA with other listed flour mills/agro processors. (economictimes.indiatimes.com)

For any actual buy/sell decision, you should use up‑to‑date quotes, the latest financials, and your risk profile or consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser/your broker.

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