Synopsis: Shares of this agri-supply chain company gained traction after announcing expansion into AI-led IoT technologies, alongside strong earnings growth and plans to consider an interim dividend of up to 100% from available reserves.
The share of this company, which operates in the integrated agri-supply chain management. Its activities include wholesale trade, contract farming, and the distribution of agricultural products, including fresh fruits and vegetables gained investor traction after a dividend declaration and other business developments
With a market capitalization of Rs 35.12 crore, Pulsar International Ltd’s share made a day high of Rs 0.82 per share, up by 4 percent from its previous day’s close price of Rs 0.79 per share. The share of this company has given a return of 720 percent over the last five years.
What’s the news
Pulsar International Ltd is evaluating a strategic expansion of its Smart agriculture solutions into AI-led IoT technologies, aiming to strengthen its presence in next-generation agri-tech. The move is expected to enhance data-driven farming capabilities and support scalable technology-based agricultural solutions.
Management added that the company also plans to explore AI-driven digital platforms and IoT infrastructure to improve agricultural logistics, traceability, and supply chain transparency, enabling better decision-making while enhancing productivity, reducing wastage, and strengthening market connectivity across the agricultural ecosystem.
The board of directors of Pulsar International Limited will meet on March 14, 2026, to consider key business matters, including the declaration of an interim dividend of up to 100 Percent of available reserves and surplus for FY26 and to decide the record date for the same.
The company also reported a turnaround in Q3FY26 operations, with net profit rising fourfold YoY to Rs. 3.29 crore and revenue jumping over fivefold to Rs. 39.64 crore. It also plans to consider an interim dividend of up to 100 percent of reserves while recently completing a Rs. 35.70 crore rights issue to support expansion.
In December 2025, the company completed its Rs. 35.70 crore rights issue to support its expansion plans, including the development of cold storage facilities, funding contract farming and allied agricultural activities, as well as meeting working capital needs and other general corporate requirements.
About the Company
Incorporated in 1991, Pulsar International Limited is engaged in the procurement, processing, and distribution of agricultural produce, with a strategic focus on perishable commodities such as fresh fruits and vegetables, and provides related wholesale trade and contract farming services through integrated infrastructure and digital solutions. Over time, Pulsar has set up a strong network across Gujarat, logistics hubs, warehouses, agri-processing units, and cold storage spots.
Financial highlights: The company reported a net profit of Rs. 3.29 crore in Q3FY26, marking a strong operational turnaround. Revenue surged 530 percent YoY to Rs. 58.64 crore, while EBITDA rose 454 percent to Rs. 3.57 crore. For 9MFY26, revenue grew 89 percent YoY to Rs. 51.1 crore, with net profit increasing 76 percent to Rs. 3.87 crore.
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