Small-cap stocks below £ 25 integrated industries increase by 8% despite the sale of stock markets | Einsmark news

Shares of the small-cap player integrated industries rose to 7.8 percent on Friday in the day, with a peak of £ 20.85, even if the broader markets were a sale. The rally was supported by a sharp Uptick in volumes, which was 1.12 times the daily average, indicating the investor stake in the share. This uptick comes despite a broader trend in the recent share of the share. Over the past year, the share dropped by 27 percent, and in July alone it fell by 16 percent, expanding a loss of loss for the third consecutive month. It dumped 14 percent in June and crashed in May, but negative. April, however, offered a short time with a 31 percent rally, after six months of constant losses from October 2024 to March 2025. Currently, the share remains more than 53 percent below the 52-week peak of £ 44.94 in October 2024. The 52-week low at £ 17.16, recorded in April 2025. FY25, with total revenue rising to £ 242.64, by 21.7 percent of £ 199.37 crore in the third quarter. The growth was driven by a strong demand for its product portfolio and a sharper focus on developing customers’ preferences. Ebitda jumped 38.5 percent consecutive to £ 24.67 crore, while EBITDA margin expanded 124 basis points to 10.17 percent from 8.93 percent. The company also reported a 27.45 percent increase in the net profit, which stood at £ 22.61 crore, with net margins improving to 9.32 percent, of 8.90 percent in the previous quarter. Management attributed the performance to improved product mix, better cost control and favorable operating leverage. Capacity expansion and product innovation in focus along with the strong quarterly results, integrated industries have also announced plans to expand its rusks manufacturing capacity with a new production unit in Sikandraad, Uttar Pradesh. The facility is expected to come into effect by October 2026 and is developed with advanced automation and energy efficient technology. The company said the new unit would help strengthen the efficiency of the supply chain and broaden its product offering with a greater variety of SKUs, including premium and health -oriented rusks. In addition, integrated industries use local scents such as cardamom, saffron and jaggry to utilize the regional flavor. The company also introduced healthier rusks, including low-sugar, high-fiber and gluten-free products, which had strong market acceptance. The company’s background, formerly known as Integrated Technologies Ltd., was renamed the company after Integrated Industries Limited in May 2023. In recorded in 1995 and in Noida, it is involved in the business of organic and inorganic food products, bakeries and processed foods, both in India and overseas. The company markets its cookies and cookies under the brands and exports of Richlite, Funreat and Canberra to several countries, including the UAE, Somalia, Tanzania, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Congo, Kenya, Rwanda and Seychelles. Disclaimer: The views and recommendations above are those of individual analysts or brokerage companies, and not of currency. We advise investors to check with certified experts before making investment decisions.