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PVR Inox shares surged 3% to ₹1,646.10 on Monday, hitting a 52-week high, driven by 'Ramayana: Part One's' ₹507.20 crore global box-office haul. The film's success boosted investor confidence in the cinema operator.

PVR Inox Shares Hit 52-Week High on 'Ramayana' Box-Office Success

PVR Inox's stock rally followed the blockbuster success of 'Ramayana: Part One,' which earned ₹507.20 crore globally, including ₹313.47 crore domestically. The film's performance coincided with the company's Q2 FY27 results, which showed a 17% year-over-year revenue jump to ₹2,105.1 crore, its highest quarterly revenue ever. Consolidated net profit doubled to ₹263.1 crore during the period, while admissions rose 4% to 4.63 crore. The company's average ticket price and spending per head increased 14% to ₹298 and ₹153, respectively. Despite the stock's rally, the Nifty 50 index fell 0.23% to 24,930 on the same day. Analysts note that PVR Inox's focus on operational efficiency and profitability could sustain its stock momentum, though short-term consolidation may occur if buyers hesitate to pay higher prices. The company's 1,797 screens across 114 cities in India and Sri Lanka remain key to its growth strategy.

PVR Inox's Q2 FY27 results were already reported. The stock may consolidate near current levels before testing its record high.

PVR Inox's stock surge signals renewed investor confidence, but the rally's sustainability hinges on continued box-office momentum and operational performance.

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Source: Business Standard