Classification: Indian listed small-cap steel / metals company (BSE).

Key snapshot (public info)

- Name: Aanchal Ispat Limited

- Ticker / Code: BSE – 538812 (no NSE listing visible) (business-standard.com)

- Sector: Metals & Mining – Iron & Steel / Steel products (economictimes.indiatimes.com)

- Registered office: Mouza Chamrail, National Highway-6, Liluah, Howrah, West Bengal – 711114 (timesofindia.indiatimes.com)

Business profile

- Manufactures Mild Steel TMT rebars, structural rebars, angles, channels, MS rounds and other sectional steel products, mainly for infrastructure and construction.

- Installed capacity approx. 75,000 TPA of TMT rebars and 24,000 TPA of structural rebars.

- Also trades MS billets, cement & clinker, charcoal and TMT/structural rebars. (aanchalispat.com)

Recent price & size (indicative, not live)

- As of 19 Dec 2025 (BSE close), sites like Economic Times / Business Standard show:

- Price: ~₹8.82

- Day change: +5.00% vs previous close of ₹8.40

- 52-week range: approx. ₹3.26 – ₹8.82

- Market cap: around ₹2.5–3 crore (very small / micro-cap). (timesofindia.indiatimes.com)

This price and market cap may have changed after 19 Dec 2025. For the latest quote, you should always check a live source such as:

- BSE India (search “Aanchal Ispat 538812”)

- Economic Times / Business Standard live quote pages

Financial performance & recent developments (high level)

- FY 2024–25 (year ended 31 Mar 2025):

- Revenue about ₹151 crore,

- Net loss ~₹13.4 crore (wider loss vs previous year). (capitalmarket.com)

- Q1 FY 2025–26 (Jun 2025 quarter):

- Sales around ₹22.7 crore (down ~48% YoY),

- Net profit only ~₹0.05 crore (small profit after earlier loss). (capitalmarket.com)

- Company went through a Resolution Plan with NCLT-Kolkata, including reduction and consolidation of share capital in 2025 (promoter shares extinguished and public share capital restructured). This is a sign of past financial stress and is important for investors to note. (marketscreener.com)

Risk / nature of the stock (for context, not advice)

- Extremely small market cap and low trading volumes → liquidity risk and price volatility. (business-standard.com)

- Loss-making at the full-year level despite occasional profitable quarters. (capitalmarket.com)

- Recent capital restructuring under an NCLT-approved plan indicates that lenders and equity holders have already gone through stress/resolution. (marketscreener.com)

If you are considering this counter, it should be treated as a high-risk micro-cap example, where detailed study of the latest annual report, resolution plan, and current shareholding pattern is essential before any decision (this is an illustrative risk assessment, not a recommendation).

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