Krishival Foods Nears 52-week High after Kolhapur Property Acquisition; Stock Surged Almost 400% in Five Years

Tuesday, November 04, 2025: The shares of Krishival Foods traded near its 52-week high (₹508 per share) after making a strong opening on Tuesday morning, after the company announced the acquisition of a property in Kolhapur, which boosted investor confidence

The multibagger stock, which has surged by almost 400% in the past five-year period, rose to ₹499.90 and inched closer to the 52-week high range. However, during the afternoon session, the selling pressure mounted, and the Krishival Foods share price reached ₹491 (0.85% down from the previous day’s closing) at around 01:15 PM.

Krishival Foods Limited is an Indian packaged-foods company incorporated in 2014 (formerly known as Empyrean Cashews Ltd) that specialises in processing, selling and trading nuts and other dry fruits under its brand “Krishival”. In recent years, it has been growing rapidly with a diversified portfolio that includes flavoured cashews and other dry fruit kernels, and has expanded its presence into Tier II and Tier III Indian markets.

Reasons for Share Price Movement

The company reported that it has acquired and taken possession of an industrial property in Halkarni Industrial Area, Kolhapur. The industrial property spans about 8000 sq metres with 1770.49 sq metres of constructed area. It was acquired through the SARFAESI auction conducted by the Union Bank of India. A SARFAESI auction is conducted by a bank or financial institution under the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest (SARFAESI) Act, 2002. This act enables a bank or a financial institution to mortgage any property of a borrower in the event of it turning into an NPA (Non-Performing Asset).

The acquisition is critical for Krishival Foods because it is adjacent to the company’s existing 5-acre MIDC land. Hence, the new industrial facility can be used for the expansion of nuts and food processing operations.

Update of Corporate Actions

The board has deferred the proposed right issues due to technical issues. The company has stated that it expects the technical issues to be addressed in a month. The board has also approved an increase in the authorised share capital from ₹24.50 crore (face value of ₹10 each) to ₹30 crore, with no change in face value per share.

Recent Share Price Performance

Besides the movement today, the stock has turned to be a multibagger for the investors. The stock has surged approximately 107% in the past six months. In the five-year period, the stock has risen by 394% and on a year-to-date basis, the gain is close to 98%.

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