On March 4, 2025, the shares of Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) refused 2.5 percent, RS 151.21 trade in the NCE in the original market market. This decreased despite a company reporting strong growth in its sale prices in February 2025.
In its effective renewal, IEX has announced that the volties named February in February 2025 stood 9,622 million units, indicating an increase of 9 percent of the past year.
Reducing the effectiveness of its significant market parts:
- The coming day on the market (dam) saw 14 years a year, up to 5,369 mu.
- Real-time market (RTM) recorded 23 percent of the 23 percent increase annually, up to 2,887 Je in February.
However, despite trading work, the price of exchanging the previous market market up to Rs 4.38 per unit, marking 11% down to the same period last year. This is a cleaning price for cleaning may have contributed to the weakness of stock.
In company finance indicates strong growth
In the third quarter in the financial year, IEX reported strong development in its financial performance:
- Current Money: Rs 141.21 crore, 20 percent from RS 117.34 crore in the same quarter last year.
- Revenue from working: Rs 115.3 Crore, indicates an increase of 15 percent from Rs 100.27 crore in the corresponding period last year.
- Net Benefits: Rs 91.8 Crore, marking 18.9 percent increase from Rs 77.2 crore in the same quarter last year.
Liquidionity Market and Pricing Impact
In a statement issued in January 25, the IEX highlighted that the provision of improved petrol provision had developed a market liquidity, which results in the increased bids. Selling bids increased by 25 percent a year on November 2023 and 18 percent in December 2023. While this increases helped to reduce the amount, there is a stock of stock.
Despite the strong growth of trading volumes and improving financial performance, IEX shares are dealing with pressure. Decision of the market cleaning price and broad market conditions may have an impact on the negative conditions of the stock. Investors can continue to monitor the impact of prices and price styles in the future IEX functionality.
