Where the stock stands
Arshiya carries a market capitalisation of ₹28 crore with a price-to-book ratio of -0.01 and negative earnings per share of ₹-80.74. The negative PB and EPS figures indicate the stock is trading below book value while reporting losses. The company is currently under the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process, with admitted claims disclosed at ₹66,520.44 crore according to a headline from scanx.trade dated 44 days ago. A more recent headline from the same publisher notes the company narrowed its Q3FY26 loss to ₹6.44 lakh under CIRP. The sector classification is not available in the data.
What the smart-money flow shows
The evidence pack contains no data on futures and options positioning, bulk or block deals, institutional holding changes, or insider trading filings. The data shows no recent smart-money flow indicators for this stock. This absence of information is itself notable for a company with a ₹28 crore market cap undergoing insolvency proceedings, as it suggests limited institutional or promoter market activity being reported through standard disclosure channels.
The technical picture
No technical data such as price charts, moving averages, support-resistance levels, volume trends, or relative strength indicators is provided in the evidence pack. The data is silent on the stock's recent price action and trading patterns.
Catalysts and what to watch
Three consecutive exchange filings from June 23-25, 2026 report resignations of Director/KMP/SMP personnel, flagged with bearish bias. These follow earlier developments in the insolvency process. According to a headline from outlookbusiness.com from 512 days ago, the company's assets drew interest from Adani Port, JSW Infra and others. A matching headline from Business Standard from the same period noted Adani, JSW and investors eyeing the assets amid insolvency proceedings. More recently, scanx.trade reported seven days ago that the company filed a statement on the impact of audit qualifications for FY25. What the data does not establish: any confirmed resolution plan, binding bids from the named parties, timelines for CIRP conclusion, or whether the recent resignations signal broader management changes. The data also does not indicate current institutional ownership levels or whether the named infrastructure groups remain active in the process.