Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 11: HMA Agro Industries Ltd’s shares jumped approximately 8 percent to Rs 29.85 per share on Wednesday, reflecting strong market confidence following the company’s strategic expansion of credit facilities approved at a Board of Directors meeting on December 30, 2025. The gain represents a significant movement from the previous closing of Rs 27.59, positioning the stock well within its 52-week trading range of Rs 24.78 to Rs 38 per share.
The surge in investor sentiment follows the Board’s approval of substantial enhancements to the company’s banking relationships. The State Bank of India has sanctioned an increase of Rs 100 crore to HMA Agro’s Export Packing Credit (EPC) facility, expanding the total limit from Rs 430 crore to Rs 530 crore. Concurrently, YES Bank Limited has approved a Rs 110 crore enhancement to its existing credit facilities, raising the total commitment from Rs 240 crore to Rs 350 crore. These combined enhancements represent a total liquidity boost of Rs 210 crore, underscoring robust banking sector confidence in the company’s operations and growth trajectory.
“These credit facility expansions demonstrate strong institutional support for our business model and export capabilities,” the company stated through its board actions. Designated officials have been authorized to execute all necessary legal agreements and modify security charges as required by both financial institutions to operationalize these enhanced facilities.
Founded in 2008, HMA Agro Industries has established itself as a dominant force in India’s agricultural export sector. The company commands over 10 percent of India’s frozen buffalo meat exports—the largest category in its portfolio—and maintains a diversified product range including fresh frozen buffalo meat, processed natural products, vegetables, and cereals. Its established brands “Black Gold,” “Kamil,” and “HMA” have achieved distribution across more than 40 countries worldwide. The company operates four integrated processing plants strategically located in Aligarh, Mohali, Agra, and Parbhani, with expansion plans underway for a fifth facility in Haryana to support anticipated growth in export volumes.
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