Classic Electrodes Reports Impressive FY25 Results After 1-Week of Listing On NSE SME

Classic Electrodes (India) Limited is a well-known Indian firm that specializes in welding consumables, such as electrodes and MIG wires. It was founded in 1997 and has its headquarters in Kolkata, West Bengal. Following its Monday, September 1 listing on the NSE SME, the firm has released its financial results for the year that ended in March 2025.

The company's revenue increased steadily by 6.18% to Rs 20,579.49 lakhs in FY25 from Rs 19,382.12 lakhs in FY24. While profit after tax increased by 21.55% from FY24 to Rs 1,161.61 lakhs, EBITDA climbed by 4.65% to Rs 2,227.21 lakhs.

While net worth improved to Rs 4,520.67 lakhs from Rs 3,359.04 lakhs in FY24, earnings per share jumped to Rs 8.80 in FY25 from Rs 7.24 in FY24, indicating consistent value addition for shareholders. The company has a strong financial foundation with reserves of Rs 3,201.29 lakhs and equity capital of Rs 1,319.38 lakhs. The debt-to-equity ratio dropped from 1.36x in FY24 to 1.20x in FY25.

On Monday, September 1, shares of Classic Electrodes (India) had a successful market debut, listed on the NSE SME at Rs 100, 14.94% higher than its IPO price band of Rs 87.

Classic Electrodes IPO was a Rs 41.51 crore book build issue. It was a fresh offer of 0.48 crore shares for Rs 41.51 crore. Bidding for Classic Electrodes' initial public offering (IPO) began on August 22, 2025, and finished on August 26, 2025. On August 28, 2025, the allocation of shares for the Classic Electrodes IPO was completed. On September 1, 2025, Classic Electrodes went public on the NSE SME.

Welding electrodes are produced by Classic Electrodes (India), which also offers engineering solutions to both domestic and foreign clients. A wide variety of welding consumables made for different industrial purposes are available from Classic Electrodes. Infrastructure, power, railways, automobiles, shipbuilding, renewable energy, and defense are just a few of the various, capital expenditure-driven industries that the corporation serves.

As of Monday, 8th September, the shares of Classic Electrodes (India) were trading on the NSE SME at Rs 87 per share with a market cap of Rs 156 Cr.