Axis Mutual Fund acquired 14 lakh shares for ₹64.4 crore, while Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund bought 8.6 lakh shares. Other buyers were not immediately known. As of June 2025, Yashovardhan Sinha held 32.6% of Aditya Vision’s total equity, making him the largest shareholder within the promoter group, which collectively owns 53.2%.
Among institutional investors, mutual funds hold 9.5%, while foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) own 17.7%. Notable fund holdings include HDFC Small Cap Fund with 6.9% and Mahindra Manulife Multi Cap Fund with 1.5%. High-net-worth individuals account for 11.4%, and retail investors hold 6.4% of the company.
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The Bihar-based consumer electronics retail chain reported weak Q1 FY26 numbers, with same-store sales growth (SSSG) declining to – 4% compared with a strong +21% a year earlier. However, newer store formats supported revenue growth despite challenging conditions. Net profit for the June quarter rose 4% to ₹55 crore, while revenue grew 6% to ₹940 crore. For FY25, net profit climbed 37% to ₹106 crore, and net revenue surged 30% to ₹2,260 crore.
Aditya Vision opened four new stores in Q1 and added three more in July 2025, taking its total count to 182 stores. The company plans to add 25–30 stores in FY26 to fuel expansion.
Despite its recent underperformance, analyst sentiment on Aditya Vision remains firmly bullish. All seven analysts tracked by Bloomberg maintain a “Buy” rating, with Equirus Securities setting the highest target price at ₹628. The consensus price target stands at ₹530. Shares closed at ₹459.40 on the NSE on Wednesday, down 6.2% for the day and 11% below the August peak of ₹514.05.
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