KBC Global Share Price Surges Over 6% Despite Market Selloff

Market Performance

On Friday, Indian equity markets experienced a sharp selloff, with both the Sensex and Nifty 50 slipping around 1.5% each due to global geopolitical tensions.

Despite the broader downtrend, KBC Global share price defied the market mood, posting substantial gains and extending its upward momentum for the third straight session.

Main News: KBC Global Share Price Rallies

KBC Global, recently renamed Dharan Infra-EPC Ltd, saw its stock price jump 6.52% to touch ₹0.49 on the BSE.

• The stock has now gained for three consecutive sessions
• Trading volumes surged 2.05 times on Friday
• The rally continued despite bearish trends in broader indices

This penny stock has gained notable investor attention due to its recent upward momentum and price movement.

Financial Performance: Q4FY25

Revenue

• Dropped 89.06% YoY
• Reported at ₹1.37 Crore in March 2025
• Compared to ₹12.55 Crore in March 2024

Net Profit / Loss

• Standalone net loss reduced to ₹2.19 Crore in Q4FY25
• Down from ₹5.40 Crore in the same quarter last year

The reduction in net loss indicates an improvement in cost management despite a steep decline in revenue.

KBC Global Share Price Performance Overview

Here's a breakdown of the stock's recent performance:

• 1 Week: Up 29%
• 1 Month: Up 26%
• 3 Months: Down 7.5%
• 6 Months: Down 56%
• Year-to-Date (YTD): Down 43%
• 1 Year: Down 38%
• 5 Years: Down 78%

As of 11:55 AM, the KBC Global share price was trading flat at ₹0.46 per share on the BSE.

Summary

Despite heightened market volatility and selling pressure across Indian indices, KBC Global share price (now Dharan Infra-EPC Ltd) registered a substantial 6.52% gain on Friday.

The stock has risen 37% over the last seven sessions, driven by increased trading volumes. The company's latest financial report shows a narrowing of net losses despite a sharp year-on-year decline in revenues.

This combination of a positive price trend and financial restructuring has kept KBC Global shares in the spotlight despite its long-term underperformance.