Kaynes Technology Share Price Decline 6% as Lock-In Period Ends

November 18, 2025: Kaynes Technology India Limited (NSE: KAYNES | BSE: 543664) witnessed a sharp decline in its stock price on Tuesday. The shares slipped nearly 6% after a large lot of equity shares were made available for trading. The shares were previously off the market as they were under a lock-in.

20% Equity Now Free for Trade

20% of the company’s equity, which is about 11.6 million shares, was locked up so far. Now that the lock-in period has come to an end, the equity is free to enter the market. With new shares coming into circulation, the company’s available float in the market has increased. While an increase in available market float does not guarantee immediate selling or rushed market movements, usually such situations do influence near-term trading and price movement.

Stock Performance

Shares of Kaynes Technology India Limited were trading at ₹5,889.00 as of November 18, 2025, 02:48 pm. This is a 5.58% or ₹348.00 fall from its previous close of ₹6,237.00. The intraday range so far is between ₹5,855.50 and ₹6,202.00. The company has had a mildly negative trading session so far. Its total market capitalisation stood at ₹39,470.00 crore. Further, it had total traded value and volume of ₹1,710.44 crore and 28.73 lakh shares, respectively.

The share’s recent performance has been mixed. There was a 25% decline from its 2-week high of ₹7,824.95 in January 2025. However, there was also a gain of over 53% from its 52-week low of ₹3,835 in February 2025. In crux, the company saw a 22% decline in 2025 so far, but a 12% rise over the past year.

Strong Q2 Financial Performance

The company recently announced its quarterly financial results. The company made a net profit of ₹121.4 crore during Q2 FY26. This marked a 102% YoY increase. The revenue also increased to ₹906.2 crore in Q2 FY26, a 58.4% YoY rise. The EBITDA and EBITDA margins also rose. EBITDA reached ₹148 crore, a 80.6% increase, and the EBITDA margin reached 16.3% from 14.3%. The order book of the company also expanded to ₹8,099.4 crore compared to ₹5,422.8 crore a year ago.

Strategic Expansion

The company is regularly working towards its expansion. It’s been highlighted that there are ongoing initiatives across semiconductors, HDI PCBs, system integration, and advanced manufacturing. The company has also launched India’s first manufactured IPM multi-chip module. It is done through its semiconductor subsidiary. Further, the company is expanding into AR/VR, space-tech, and strategic electronics.

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