
Garden Reach saw its share price jump by 8.21% to reach INR 1749.60 on 28 April 2025, and the stock opened at INR 1626.55, and quickly surged, hitting an intraday high of INR 1763 during the morning session. So the sudden rise has grabbed the attention of investors and market watchers, so here are the main reasons behind this jump.
30-Year Lease Agreement
So the main trigger for this surge was the announcement with Sayama Prasad Mookerjee Port, Kolkata, of the 30-year lease agreement, so the deal, finalized after market hours on 25 April, 2025, which gives GRSE access to a valuable parcel if waterfront land at Timber Pond, West Bengal, Howrah, so this land will be used to expand the company shipbuilding, engineering and ship repair activities.
Why is this Important?
- This gives a part of GRSE long-term access to waterfront property, which is crucial for the repair operations and shipbuilding.
- This company has not disclosed the expected revenue from the lease, so the market expects it to help the GRSE grow its business and also generate more income in the future.
- Here, the GRSE long-term strategy is to strengthen its infrastructure and allow it to meet the increasing demand in both export and domestic markets.
Investor Confidence and Market Reaction
As share prices rise, investor confidence rises as the market responds positively to the news. With the share prices rising by more than 9% during the day, the company's shares have gained over 15% already since the beginning of April 2025, showing strong investor confidence in its growth prospects.
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Conclusion
In conclusion, Garden Reach saw its share rise today, 28 April 2025. The reason behind this rise is its new 30-year lease agreement for the waterfront land at Sayama Prasad Mookerjee Port, Kolkata. This strategic move will help the company expand its operations, meet growing market demand, and boost revenue. This positive market reaction reflects strong investor confidence in its future growth.