Pasupati Acrylon Ltd (₹72.54): Why Patience, Not Chasing, Is the Smartest Way to Own This Earnings Turnaround

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SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence Small-Cap Stock Report: Acrylic Fibre, CPP Films & Ethanol Pasupati Acrylon Ltd (₹72.54): Why Patience, Not Chasing, Is the Smartest Way to Own This Earnings Turnaround Net profit of ₹32.01 crore in Q2FY27, up 97.6 percent year on year. Six straight quarters of rising profit. A trailing P/E near 5.8x. Ethanol capacity heading to 240 KLPD by December. Our plan: accumulate on declines, in three disciplined tranches. PARTICULARS DETAILS Stock Pasupati Acrylon Ltd (NSE: PASUPTAC | BSE: 500456) Reference price ₹72.54 (early November 2026) 52-week range Approximately ₹40 to ₹79 Market capitalisation Approximately ₹646 crore (about 8.91 crore shares) Trailing EPS About ₹12.48 (Q3FY26 to Q2FY27, our calculation) Trailing P/E About 5.8x Promoter holding 65.87% (September 2026 pattern), unchanged for many consecutive quarters, with no pledged shares SumanSpeaks stance Positive | Buy on dips | Accumulate in stagger...
Oil may breach $150 a barrel on mounting Iran crisis
MUMBAI: Oil, which touched $124 a barrel mark on Friday, appears set to touch a new record and breach the $150 mark on mounting Iran crisis. Analysts feel that the government is holding back from hiking fuel prices because of the ongoing elections and a steep hike is likely next month.
The highest that crude price has gone was $147 a barrel recorded in June 2008.
The Indian crude basket, which is pegged at $122 a barrel at present - its highest in the last nine months - is causing a daily loss of Rs 465 crore to oil companies on their sale of diesel, kerosene and cooking gas as retail prices have not been revised of late.
"Oil has surpassed our forecast price and is now trading at $124 a barrel. It will continue moving north on account of mounting Iran crisis. According to IEA forecast, the world has spare capacity of 3.8 million barrels, of which Saudi Arabia's capacity of 1.8 million barrels is never tested so oil prices will continue to go up unless there is a severe demand destruction," Jal Irani, MD, oil & gas at Macquarie Group told TOI.
He added that it will have severe impact on India as oil accounts for over 40% of India's imports and 80% of trade deficit.
Oil import bill is likely to surpass $142 billion this fiscal according to Prime Minister's economic advisory council (PMEAC).

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