Lehar Footwears Ltd

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Lehar Footwears announced impressive financial results for March 2025, with net sales increasing by 187.54% YoY to Rs 109.45 crore and net profit soaring by 312.49%. The company's EPS also rose significantly, reflecting strong performance.

Lehar Footwears Reports Strong Earnings Growth - 19 May, 2025

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Promoter holding is the amount of share of the company that is owned by the promoters. The promoters are the company's founders, who hold a majority stake in the company's capital.

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In the last 3 years, Lehar Footwears has outperformed top 5 stocks with highest market-cap in Footwear

This section gives you an insight into why this company has been the best in its industry for the last 3 years.

Best in 3 Years

Promoters holdings remained unchanged at 72.93% of holdings in Dec 2025 quarter

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Promoter Holding Unchanged

Retail Investor holdings remained unchanged at 27.07% of holdings in Dec 2025 quarter

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Retail Holding Unchanged

In the last 1 year, Campus Activewear Ltd has given 2.4% return, outperforming this stock by 4.2%

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Against Peers

In the last 1 month, Lehar Footwears stock has moved down by -15.6%

This section gives you an insight into the price movement of the stock for the last few quarters.

Price Dip

Lehar Footwears Ltd’s net profit jumped 7.89% since last year same period to ₹0.41Cr in the Q3 2012-2013. On a quarterly growth basis, Lehar Footwears Ltd has generated 105% jump in its net profits since last 3-months.

Name	Value	Action
MACD level (12,26)	-1.22	Bearish
CCI (20)	363.94	Bearish
RSI (14)	27.69	Bullish
Momentum (10)	-3.35	Bearish
ADI (14)	51.1	Bearish
Ultimate Oscillator (7,14,28)	7.76	Bearish

Name	Value	Action
SMA (20)	178.86	Bearish
EMA (20)	178.87	Bearish
VWMA (20)	178.46	Bearish
SMA (50)	181.44	Bearish
EMA (50)	180.8	Bearish
SMA (200)	184.3	Bearish
EMA (200)	184.17	Bearish
KAMA (200)	179.36	Bearish
DEMA (200)	180.9	Bearish

Lehar Footwears Ltd (532829)

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