Tatas bought 20,00,000 shares in this small-cap multibagger defense stock; Mukul Agrawal holds a 1.34 per cent stake with an order book of Rs 1,403 crore!

DSIJ Intelligence-3 / 24 Dec 2023/ Categories: Mindshare, Multibaggers, Trending

Tatas bought 20,00,000 shares in this small-cap multibagger defense stock; Mukul Agrawal holds a 1.34 per cent stake with an order book of Rs 1,403 crore!

A 765.41 per cent surge in the last three years, a meteoric rise of 294.32 per cent in the past year, and a stratospheric 305.35 per cent leap on a Year-to-Date basis tell a story of financial acrobatics that captivate the imagination.

In a symphony of geopolitical shifts and strategic manoeuvres, the defence stocks on D-Street have emerged as the undisputed showstoppers, captivating investors with a tantalizing dance of soaring profits. The Indian Defence sector, akin to a phoenix rising, finds itself at the precipice of a revolutionary era. The clarion call for 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' resounds in the corridors of power, breathing life into the Defence and Aerospace sector.

The crescendo of this financial opus is marked by the Union Budget 2023-24, a financial overture that echoes a profound commitment to modernization and infrastructure development in the Defence Services. A staggering allocation of Rs 1,62,600 Crore, a 6.7 per cent surge from the preceding fiscal year, underscores the government's resolve. The Defence industry, bedecked with promise, receives a princely sum of Rs 5.94 Lakh Crore, a resounding 13 per cent jump, indicative of the bullish sentiment prevailing on the street.

In this theatre of financial drama, one stock has stepped into the limelight with a performance that rivals the most riveting of narratives—Zen Technologies Ltd (ZTL). Established in 1993, ZTL's forte lies in the development, design, and supply of PC-based training simulators and anti-drone systems, a technological ballet that has captured the attention of the Ministry of Defence, police, para-military forces, and private entities alike.

ZTL, a maestro in its domain, dons the mantle of ISO 9001:2008 (QMS), ISO 27001:2005 (ISMS) certifications and stands as a CMMI Level 3 company. The Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India, has bestowed its imprimatur upon ZTL's R&D unit, a testament to the company's commitment to innovation.

This Small-Cap maverick has defied gravity, delivering a performance that leaves seasoned investors in awe. A 765.41 per cent surge in the last three years, a meteoric rise of 294.32 per cent in the past year, and a stratospheric 305.35 per cent leap on a Year-to-Date basis tell a story of financial acrobatics that captivate the imagination.

Adding a tantalizing twist to the narrative is the intrigue of corporate chess. On December 14, 2023, Tata AI Life Insurance Company Ltd entered the fray, acquiring 20,00,000 shares of ZTL at an average price of Rs 725 per share. Tata AIA Life Insurance Company Limited (Tata AIA) is a joint venture Company formed by Tata Sons Pvt. Ltd. and AIA Group Ltd. (AIA). The plot thickens as we discover that the illustrious Mukul Agrawal, an investment virtuoso, already commands a substantial stake in ZTL with 11,26,765 shares, representing 1.34 per cent of the company.

As of September 30, 2023, ZTL proudly boasts a formidable order book worth Rs 1,403.43 Crore. With anticipation hanging in the air like a musical crescendo, the company envisions a noteworthy augmentation in its order book, both on domestic and international fronts. The finale, as envisioned by ZTL, is nothing short of grand—an expected surge in revenue, potentially breaching the Rs 1,000 Crore mark in FY25.

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