Where the stock stands
Annu Projects Limited trades on the NSE under the symbol ANNU. The evidence pack does not assign it a sector, so this page describes only what the data records. On valuation, the stock carries a price-to-earnings ratio of 10.08 and a price-to-book ratio of 1.53, against earnings per share of 4.94 and a return on equity of 23.8%. Market capitalisation stands at ₹326 crore, which places it firmly among smaller listed companies.
The pack carries no share-price record, so there is no reading here of where the stock trades today or how it has moved. For wider context, the Nifty shows a change of -1.64% in the same data.
What the smart-money flow shows
The only institutional-flow data in the pack is a set of three bulk deals, all dated 2026-09-02. A bulk deal is a single trade large enough that the exchange publishes the counterparty's name. On the buy side, MUKESH CHAND JAIN bought ₹5.94 crore of stock and PR ENERGY AND MINCHEM PRIVATE LIMITED bought ₹4.32 crore. On the sell side, CHANAKYA OPPORTUNITIES FUND I sold ₹5.05 crore. All three are classed as “Other” rather than as foreign or domestic institutions.
Because buyers and sellers printed on the same day at broadly comparable sizes, the more natural reading is that a block of stock changed hands between named parties, rather than that institutions were steadily building a position. A single session of deals does not make a trend. The pack holds no futures and options positioning, no multi-day institutional buying or selling streak, and no insider filings, so there is nothing further to weigh on that side.
The technical picture
Price and technical readings, such as moving averages, momentum or support levels, are not available in the data for this stock. This section therefore has nothing to report.
Catalysts and what to watch
The exchange filings are the clearest thread. On 2026-09-22, 2026-09-23 and 2026-09-24 the company informed the NSE of updates relating to a Letter of Acceptance from East Central Railway. The filing headlines themselves do not state an order value. A separate headline from HDFC Sky reports a contract win of ₹5.04 crore from East Central Railway; that figure is the publisher's, and it is not confirmed in the filings the pack carries. It is also not clear from the data whether the three filings refer to one award or several.
On results, a headline from scanx.trade reports that Annu Projects posted Q1FY27 net profit of ₹127 lakh on revenue of ₹1,991 lakh. The pack contains no earlier quarter to compare against.
What the data establishes: a modest valuation multiple, a single day of two-sided bulk deals, and a run of railway-related acceptance filings. What it does not establish is the size of those orders, any sustained institutional buying, or how the share price has responded.