Sedemac shares closed at ₹3,435.85 on the BSE, up ₹130.70 or 3.95% after the company announced it had begun limited commercial production at its new Pune facility.
Manufacturing Facility 3, located in Shinde village, Khed taluka, is the company’s third plant. The launch marks the first step in a phased ramp‑up that will eventually bring the plant to full capacity.
The jump comes after a lukewarm IPO, with the stock trading at a 13% premium to issue price. The sector average for B2B automotive component makers was up 1.2% on the same day.
Analysts note that the facility could unlock higher margins, citing the company’s history of 15% gross margin in the last quarter. A potential block deal of ₹1,329 crore could further lift the share price.
The company will report Q4 results on May 28, and investors are watching for revenue growth tied to the new plant’s output. Management said it expects the plant to be fully operational by Q3 2026.
Overall, the market view leans toward a positive trajectory for Sedemac, with the production start seen as a catalyst for future earnings.