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The share of Krishival Foods Limited has once again become the center of discussion in the market. The company has planned to raise funds through a rights issue, on which a board meeting will be held on October 27. This multibagger stock, which has given 400 percent returns in 5 years, has again come into the focus of investors.
New Delhi. Food products manufacturing company Krishival Foods Limited informed the stock exchange on Saturday that its board will meet on October 27, 2025. In this meeting the company will consider the proposal to raise capital through rights issue or other securities. Under the rights issue, existing shareholders will get an opportunity to purchase additional shares at a discount, so that they can retain their stake in the company. The amount raised can be used for expansion, repayment of loan or new projects.
Shares of Krishival Foods closed at Rs 485 on Friday with a gain of 1.05%. This is definitely a slight increase compared to the previous level of Rs 479.95, but it has given excellent returns to investors in the last few years. Since its listing in April 2022, this stock has risen by almost 400 percent. An increase of 68.8 percent has been seen in the last one year and about 95 percent since the beginning of 2025. The stock has also registered a rise of 3 percent in the recent five trading sessions. The stock touched a 52-week high of Rs 497 on October 8, 2025, while it hit a low of Rs 355 on August 11.
Increased expectations among investors and movement in the market
At the end of Friday’s trading session, the company’s market cap reached Rs 1,081.31 crore, which shows the increasing confidence of investors. Now the eyes of the market are fixed on the meeting on October 27, where the terms of the rights issue will be decided. Experts believe that if this issue comes at an attractive discount then it can prove to be a big opportunity for existing investors. Due to the strong growth of the company and increasing demand, Cristival Foods stock once again seems to be the favorite multibagger of investors.
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Rakesh Singh is a Chief Deputy Editor with 14 years of experience in media and publishing. International affairs, politics and agriculture are his areas of interest. Many articles written by Rakesh Singh were published…read more
Rakesh Singh is a Chief Deputy Editor with 14 years of experience in media and publishing. International affairs, politics and agriculture are his areas of interest. Many articles written by Rakesh Singh were published… read more
