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HFCL shares locked in 5% lower circuit, down 21% in a month despite record Q2 profit: What lies ahead?

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Livemint reported that HFCL shares were locked in a 5% lower circuit even after the company posted record results for Q2 FY27. Net profit rose to ₹394.22 crore and revenue more than doubled, the outlet said. The stock is down 21% over a month. A lower circuit is the maximum fall an exchange allows a stock in a single day; at 5%, trading in the shares stops for the day once that limit is hit. Q2 means the second quarter of the financial year, July to September. Net profit is what is left after all costs and tax. That is the company's own expectation, not a confirmed figure. The report does not say why the shares fell.

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HFCL shares locked in 5% lower circuit, down 21% in a month despite record Q2 profit: What lies ahead?

HFCL shares hit the 5% lower circuit despite record Q2 FY27 results, with net profit rising to ₹394.22 crore and revenue more than doubling. The company expects at least 80% FY27 revenue growth, backed by a ₹28,900 crore…

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