Premier Explosives Share Price Dips Despite ₹22 Crore Export Order Win

Market Performance

On Thursday, July 31, Premier Explosives share price was trading 2.4% lower on the BSE at ₹445.6.

Despite positive business developments, the stock has seen a month-long decline of over 19%.

Main News: ₹22 Crore Export Order Secured

Premier Explosives Ltd. announced a new export order worth ₹22.36 crore for the supply of rocket motors to an international client.

• Order value: ₹22.36 crore
• Product: Rocket motors
• Delivery timeline: On or before March 31, 2026

This marks the second major export win this month for the company.

Company Details

Headquartered in Secunderabad, Premier Explosives operates in:

• Industrial explosives and detonators for mining and infrastructure
• Defence and space segments
• Operation & maintenance of solid propellant plants at:
  • ISRO’s Sriharikota Centre
  • DRDO’s Solid Fuel Complex at Jagdalpur

A significant 81% of the company’s revenue is derived from the defence and space segment.

Recent Orders

Premier Explosives has secured two key orders this month:

• ₹105 crore – Export order for defence explosives
• ₹22.36 crore – Export order for rocket motors

These contracts strengthen the company’s position in the global defence supply chain.

Financial Snapshot

Despite strong order inflow, the company's recent financials show a downward trend.

Revenue – Q4 FY25

• ₹74 crore
• 15% decline YoY

EBITDA – Q4 FY25

• Fell 37% YoY

Order Book

• Stood at ₹750 crore at the end of FY25

Summary

While Premier Explosives share price has faced recent selling pressure, the company continues to win high-value export contracts.

With a robust order book of ₹750 crore and strong positioning in the defence and space sectors, the company remains operationally active.