Logistic Stock Shares Surge 5% After Board Approves Lithium And Rare Earth Mining Expansion

The shares of Sindhu Trade Links Limited climbed over five percent on Tuesday, July 4, 2025, after the company announced a strategic shift. On the BSE, the stock opened at Rs 33.74 and reached an intraday high of Rs 35.10 before showing upward movement. This stands as yet another strong session for the small cap multibagger, which has provided 32.97 percent return in the last week alone.

Investor exuberance has been prompted by the capex (capital expenditure) growth adjustment approval by the Board of Directors to commence Lithium and Rare Earth Element (REE) mining. In a filing with the exchange, the company indicated plans to invest in these sectors, aligning with the global shift toward clean energy and electric mobility. Such measures are likely to enhance diversification as well as bolster capture within future-focused industries.

Sindhu Trade Links has shown remarkable agility in adopting new technologies and expanding into new markets, given their current scope of operations which spans from logistics and media to finance, petrol pump management, power distribution, engineering contracting, overseas coal mining, and even coal trading. This addition to Sindhu Trade Links is a clear reflection of the company's commitment to long-term strategic plans.

While the report indicating a net loss of Rs 58.98 crore in Q4FY25 on sales of Rs 297.35 crore was concerning, the rest of the financial year proved to be quite fruitful for the firm. The FY25 annual results indicated an increase in net sales by 3 percent, reaching Rs 1,731.10 crore and net profit increasing by 72 percent, reaching Rs 121.59 crore. Moreover, Sindhu Trade Links reduced its debt burden by 63.4 percent, coming down to Rs 372 crore in FY25 from FY24 figures.

Sindhu Trade Links indicated improved performance in Q2 of FY25 with net sales of Rs 807.46 crore reporting a loss of Rs 66.45 crore. This improvement, combined with previously reported losses in quarters followed by profitable periods, led to a yearly turnaround.

Renew Power's stock performance over the years has been particularly attractive to long-term investors. The stock has multifold returns of 166 percent from its 52-week low of Rs 12.90 and a staggering 1,860 percent over the past 5 years. Additionally, with a market cap above Rs 5,200 crores and 70 percent 5-year CAGR, the company serves as a prominent example of small-cap value creation.

There is an increase in institutional interest in the stock too. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) made fresh investments in March 2025 by purchasing 6,77,765 shares thus increasing their holding to 0.04 percent.

Sindhu Trade Links got popular due to their logistics branch where they managed over 200 tippers and a hundred loaders that serviced coal transport contracts. The company is also involved in overseas coal mining, biomass based power generation, media, as well as owning a petrol station and providing loans due to the merger of seven group entities. Moreover, the Shindus derive rental income from multiple properties in Haryana, Chhattisgarh and Delhi.