Friday, August 29, 2025

Ajanta Soya Limited - Repeat

 


CMP = 32



Ajanta Soya Ltd (ASL) is incorporated in 1992 and primarily engaged in the business of manufacturing and refining of edible oils, vanaspati and bakery products such as biscuits, puffs, pastries and other applications. The company markets its products through brands such as Dhruv, Anchal, Parv, Nuti 1992, ASL Pure & Fine Fingers with a legacy spanning over three decades. 







Specialising in the manufacturing of Vanaspati and a diverse range of cooking oils, including shortening products tailored for Specialty Fats such as biscuits, puffs, and pastries, ASL has emerged as an industry leader.  ASL has proudly introduced over 300 SKUs to the market, delivering an impressive 22.3 Lac tonnes of Edible Oil.


The manufacturing facility is located at Bhiwadi (Rajasthan) with a total installed capacity of 1,65,000 mtph. Since inception, the company is focused on continuous expansion, across all business verticals to consolidate its industry leadership. The company has been listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd since 1993.





The company has a strong portfolio of brands viz. Dhruv, Anchal, Parv, Nutri ,  Pure & Fine Fingers. The brands have a reputable market share particularly in northern Indian market i.e. Rajasthan, Delhi, Haryana, UP, MP Bihar, Gujarat, Bengal, Assam etc






Vanaspati & refined cooking oils accounted for ~98% of revenue and other by-products and bakery applications accounted for the rest ~2% revenue. ASL makes a special type of edible fat made by a process called hydrogenation. Specialty fats & bakery shortenings used in baked goods to keep them soft after baking.





Contract Manufacturing


The company also manufactures refined oils for third party / contract manufacturing for various renowned brands. In total, it caters to over 100 different packing sizes for more than 10 brands. However, around 50% of revenue is generated from sales under own brands. 




The company has long association with reputed clients such as Britannia Industries, Parsons, Surya Food & Agro Ltd, Godrej, Bikano, Anmol, United Biscuits, Sungold, Harvest Gold, Parle, PriyaGold, PepsiCo, ITC, Haldirams, Cremica etc.


Manufacturing 


Since inception ASL has never let go of an opportunity to expand and modernise to keep up with the changing technologies & market trends. ASL has the state-of-the-art manufacturing plant with latest technology. The plant has the facility to manufacture Vanaspati, cooking oil & bakery shortening for puffs, biscuits, pastries and table margarines. The plant is strategically located 100 kms from Delhi in industrial town of Bhiwadi - Rajasthan. 




ASL takes pride in its boastful market share in northern India. The brands of ASL are backed by an extensive distribution network as the company operates though its strategically located dense populated area in north India. ASL has penetrated deeply in the market with its emphasis on providing value goods to consumers through its CnF agents and dealers  who are operative in major cities and rural areas of India.



Quality


ASL is an ISO 22000:2018 certified company. The unit follows quality standard and testing based on BIS.  Superior procurement and trading skills, continuous innovation, an endeavour to meet consumer needs and stringent quality control standards have enabled ASL to emerge as a highly-respected and admired edible oil company. ASL witnessed significant progress in terms of market penetration and brand recognition in the past years. 






Its commitment to quality and continuous improvement has helped it to gain customer trust and loyalty. Looking ahead, company aim to expand its distribution network, explore new product categories, and invest in technology to enhance productivity and sustainability.



Investment Rationale 



At present, India is the world’s largest importer and consumer of edible oil. Over the past six decades, the per capita consumption of edible oils in India has substantially increased. It now stands at approximately 20 kg per year. Factors such as rising disposable incomes, urbanisation, evolving dietary preferences and the expansion of the food processing sector have led to a heightened demand for edible oils in India. To meet this burgeoning domestic demand, India imports approximately 16 million metric tonnes of edible oils every year and around 50 - 60% of domestic consumption demand is met through imports.



The outlook for the edible oil manufacturing industry in India appears promising. Factors such as population growth, rising disposable incomes, and changing dietary patterns all contribute to the increasing demand for edible oils. Moreover, the government's emphasis on self-sufficiency in edible oil production through initiatives like the "Make in India" campaign further supports the growth prospects of the sector.


Since last one year edible oil prices are stable. Edible oil consumption will also pick-up in coming festive season and winter, it will bring the growth back on track.  Edible oil consumption is expected to grow at 6-7 % and is likely to continue this trend in future as well.




In consumer packs, ASL leads the Rajasthan market with an established credibility in other states. The most popular brand of Vanaspati / cooking oil are 'Dhruv' and 'Anchal' & they enjoy a reputed market share particularly in northern India market i.e. Rajasthan, Delhi, Haryana, U.P, Bihar and some parts of eastern India like Guwahati. ASL also offers its quality products as food ingredients to serve food manufacturers and food service industry. The bakery products are preferred by all range of customers and are popular till the region of J&K




By way of periodical expansion, ASL has increased its production capacity from time & again to cater to changing business environment & varied customer needs. The company’s turnover has increased manifold over the decades and is expected to maintain its growth in coming  years. ASL also focuses on in-house research and innovation to be a low cost manufacturer with high-quality products and innovative customer offerings.



The company is now focusing on increasing the capacity utilisation by market expansion for its different products and their variants for growing market demands.





ASL is catering to third party/contract manufacturing for various renowned brands exemplifying the units capability to produce all kind of varieties.  ASL is catering with over 100 different packing sizes for more than 10 brands.


The company is promoted by well established group having and proven track record in the fields of cooking oils. The three-decade long experience of the promoters in the edible oil industry, their understanding of local market dynamics and healthy relationships with suppliers and customers is very positive for ASL future business growth.





ASL also extends its expertise as a trusted food ingredient supplier to food manufacturers and the food service industry. Its corporate customers boast names of the biggest manufacturers in food industry with the most stringent norms for products, including biscuits, cookies, Indian snacks/ namkeen, bakery items & other customers with different applications of  products.



ASL is driven by a vision of continuous expansion and innovation, it has consistently enhanced its production capacity to adapt to evolving market dynamics and meet the diverse needs of its clientele. Bolstered by a seasoned group of promoters with a proven track record in the cooking oil domain, ASL has successfully served over 2108 customers across 8 states, with an impressive 83.5% rate of repeat orders.


With an unwavering commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, ASL has carved a niche for itself as a low-cost manufacturer offering premium-quality products and innovative solutions. Boasting a robust production capacity of 600 MTPD and an annual turnover exceeding 162.62 million USD, ASL takes pride in its strong portfolio of brands and its esteemed market reputation.


Conclusion


Ajanta Soya is a leading manufacturer with well established market position in edible oil industry. Promoters has extensive experience of  three decades in the edible oil industry it has enabled the promoters to gain a strong understanding of local market dynamics and build healthy relationships with suppliers and customers.  The company has focused on continuous expansion, across business verticals to consolidate, and its industry leadership over the years. 




Indian edible oil industry has numerous potential as deficit between production and consumption of edible oils is increasing rapidly. India will continue to import edible oils to bridge the gap between demand / supply. There is good opportunity for the Ajanta Soya to address the growing the demand and supply gap imbalance. ASL revenue has grown by 30% year-on-year to Rs 1,300 crore in fiscal 2025. Going forward, addition of dealers and value-added products, and bidding for more government orders should drive volumetric growth. 





Ajanta Soya stock was earlier posted on September 18, 2023 and given 100% return in Jan 2025. The stock corrected more than 50% since Jan 2025. Ajanta Soya has well established business, no debt and strong balance sheet.  Ajanta Soya stock at  cmp Rs 32 is giving excellent investment opportunity for both short term and long term. It can be bought within 10% from cmp with 10 %  allocation. 


Note :

If someone already hold Ajanta Soya than need to keep the same with maximum allocation 10% only.

Today stock gone up 9.5% so need to buy within 10% from cmp.




72 comments:

  1. Namaste Madam, Thanks so much—it's a real gem. Fingers crossed we can grab it on Monday. Do you happen to know what drove the stock up by 9.5% today?

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    1. In last last one week whole market was correcting but Ajanta Soya was slowly moving up. ASL promoters were also gradually acquiring the stock from market. As per our agreed strategy, we will not post the stock on the blog if it move up above 10% on the day of posting. It just escape by narrow margin of 0.5%.

      https://www.bseindia.com/stock-share-price/ajanta-soya-ltd/ajantsoy/519216/disclosures-insider-trading-2015/

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  2. Dear Ma'am, Greetings!

    Thank you once again for recommending Ajanta Soya.

    In May 2025, the Indian government significantly reduced the import tax on crude edible oils from 20% to 10%, with the aim of boosting the domestic refining industry. However, the duty on refined edible oils remains unchanged. Given this, I had expected refining companies like Ajanta Soya to benefit from the policy change. However, their Q1 FY26 results were disappointing. Could you please share your insights on what may have led to this outcome?

    Additionally, I would appreciate your thoughts on the key factors that could drive the future performance of this stock.

    Thank you for your continued support and care for this blog.

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    1. If you will analyse price trend graphs for sunflower and palm oil , there was price correction in Q1 and company has higher price carry forward inventory which impacted the margins. Benefit of sunflower and palm oil price correction will appear in Q2.

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  3. Thanks a lot mam . Iam already holding 10000 shares and sold out 3000 . Your word Repeat is most important, because You used same word for Jubilant industries which gave 20 X. Thank you for your continued support to retail investors .

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  4. Dear maam in investment rationale .you mentioned that "ASL is catering to third party/contract manufacturing for various renowned brands exemplifying the units capability to produce all kind of varieties. " can we assume its business model is similar to pharma CDMO and defense CDMO in FMCG.. thanks in advance

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  5. The promoter group of Ajanta Soya bought 5 Lacks share on 25 th August. Thank you so much mam .

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    1. Yes, in last 3-4 months promoter have bought 5 times.

      https://www.bseindia.com/stock-share-price/ajanta-soya-ltd/ajantsoy/519216/disclosures-insider-trading-2015/

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  6. Thank you madam
    Recommending again is one of the rarest thing in our blog, now we can assume its growth possibility.

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  7. Mam, What's your view on Panama petrochemical?

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  8. Hello mam. I have Shree rama multi tech rate of 17. So should I sell it or hold it. Please suggest me..

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    1. You can book some partial profit and hold the remaining shares for another 2-3 years.

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    2. Can i buy at current price madam? I don't have it in my portfolio

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    3. You mean shree rama multi tech share at 60 rupees madam.? Can it double to 120 in next 3 years madam

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    4. Hi Madam,

      In my portfolio also shree rama multi tech no there.. shall I add at current price ? Im ok to hold for long term..
      Please advise

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    5. Pls advice madam on shree ramailti tech to buy now at 60 now

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  9. Jk agri genetics recommended repeat. Is it good to buy now

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  10. Hi mam, thanks a lot on repeat. This gave a new level of confidence in holding ajanta soy. Can you please share your view on prakash industries for longterm investment.

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  11. Mam..Can we buy suraj Product at current price..Also is it good to accumulate aarti surfactant at this price range

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    1. It is still trading more than 100% above the suggested price, we see if it correct further and came into buying range.

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  12. Namaste Madam, As you know Govt is focussing on semi conductor space a Lot. Request you to suggest a semi conductor stock which has a Great potential to become Multibagger in next few years..

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    1. Ok we will cover it if any good opportunity available at attractive valuation.

      Generally we avoid fancy stock or sector and prefer the simple stock with good growth potential. If someone able to compound at 20% to 25% CAGR then it will be huge wealth in 15 to 20 years. i.e 1 lakh @ 25% CAGR will be around 1Crore in 20 years and it is 100X

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  13. Dear Mam,
    Deepak Nitrite is in continuous fallout phase from 3000 to 1780 now. Will it further decline or is it just temporary? Can you throw some light on its future prospects please?

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    1. Future prospects is very bright, it will take around 3 to 4 years to complete all on going expansion plans.

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  14. Namaste mam.
    Next stock recommendation nov or dec mam.

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    1. It will be in Q3 ( from 1 October to 31 December)

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  15. What are the stocks quoting below Rec Price?

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  16. Hi Madam,

    Visaka industries dividends was good till 2023 but 2025 and 2025 divident just 50paise only. Any reason ? Your future view on this please 🙏

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  17. Mam,

    Is this good news for Patanjali listed company ?

    https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/spotlight/patanjali-and-the-defence-ministry-sign-historic-mou-to-offer-free-ayush-treatment-to-6-million-ex-servicemen/articleshow/123650942.cms#:~:text=The%20Department%20of%20Ex%2DServicemen,%2C%20Ayurveda%2C%20and%20naturopathy%20treatments.

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  18. Thanks for the recommendation madam/sir

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  19. Madam you are absolutely right that promoter have bought this stock on 29th August from open market when the stock price has gone up 9% on the day you have posted the stock on the blog.

    https://www.bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/AttachLive/AB1C29A8_39DF_47FD_BBA0_98783A94A297_144316.pdf

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  20. Dear Ma'am Greetings!

    Are you still tracking ADF Foods? This stock has delivered multifold returns for the followers of this blog, and I believe it continues to show strong potential.

    As per management commentary, they plan to grow their top line from ₹590 crore in FY25 to ₹1,000 crore by FY27, driven by Greenfield expansion, Debottlenecking of existing facilities and Wider distribution reach.

    While the recent tariff changes may impact exports in the short term, in my view, there are no significant international competitors matching ADF's positioning and product portfolio.

    The stock is currently trading at a P/E of ~35. Do you see this as a good entry point for long-term investors?

    Looking forward to your valuable insights.

    Thank you:)

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    1. Generally we repost only those stocks which fall below or near suggested price after giving 100% return within 3 years. It is also conditional that there is no change in fundamental of the stock.

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  21. Madam, please throw some light on LYKIS, is it right time to buy again at this price.

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  22. Hi Mam, thank you for recommending shree rama. Do you think it has similar long term potential to xpro India? In next 3-5 years

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  23. res madamji and dear rajiv sir wishing you and madamji happy teacher day , god bless you , wishing u a good health and prosperity , take care have a wonderful financial year , dr vivek patil

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  24. Happy teachers day madam and sir !!

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  25. Dear mam, any postive initiatives from shreem rama multitech AGM..where can we check it...thanks in advance

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    1. Company will give the information about AGM on stock exchanges

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  26. Good morning mam. Can we expect Visaka industries share may cross Rs 250 ,if the company post EPS of 10 in the current FY Thank you.

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    1. We expect 100% return in 3 years from every stock in which we have invested. We also know that every stock is not going to give 100% return in 3 years. Some will give more than 1000% some will give 100% to 500% returns, some will give 50% and few will give negative returns.

      Most of the stocks will give positive return and only few stocks will give negative return. Few investors will able to hold multi-baggers stocks but most of the investors will hold the loss making stock. It is the bitter truth of the market.

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  27. Madam, please throw some light on latest q2 results of Jasch and JGTL, i have since recommendation but not sold any quantity may i hold or exit?
    No movement in both companies after demerger

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    1. Not tracking these stocks in recent past. You can take similar action according our strategy with other blog stocks

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  28. Hi mam, we have a open offer letter from national fittings for change of management, will it impact the stock growth?

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  29. Madam
    Any specific reason for the today fall of Asian energy services.

    Thanx

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    1. https://www.bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/AttachLive/24315ec0-fc95-44b6-9f59-8dbad6cf25a6.pdf

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    2. Dear ma'am, a) is the merger beneficial for asian energy share holders? b) I have FOC shares. Can I continue to hold them?

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  30. Hi Maam, Aarti Surfacant is going down and not moving up. Any particular reason? When can it touch 1000 level?

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    1. Yes , we expect 100% return in 3 years from every stock in which we have invested.

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  31. Mam Wardwhizard can be added at CMP if the allocation is less than 10%?

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