Lotus Chocolate
LOTUSCHO • Food Products
Last Price
₹554.15
Market Cap
₹711.53 Cr
Sector
Food Products
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At a glance
as of 2026-10-16Sector: Lotus Chocolate (LOTUSCHO) is an NSE-listed company in the Food Products sector, within the Packaged Foods industry. NSE sector rotation chart
Sharia rating: Lotus Chocolate is rated Halal by a specialist third-party provider. Full list of halal NSE stocks
Price trend
No reading
We don't have enough data to measure this for Lotus Chocolate right now.
Institutional activity
Neutral
Trading patterns over recent weeks show no clear sign of institutions buying or selling Lotus Chocolate (buying score 2/10, selling score 2/10).
Model rank
Strongly negative
Our model's 5-day return score puts Lotus Chocolate ahead of only 15% of NSE stocks. The model is fairly confident in this score (70%).
Ease of trading
Low
Shares change hands easily; there are no signs of trading drying up (risk score 3/10). Volume has been below normal for 5 days.
Price vs profits
Well above typical
The share price is 7116× last year's profit per share — well above the typical range for NSE stocks (15–30×).
The wider Indian market is in a crisis regime — unusually sharp moves (model 99% sure). This affects every stock's model rank.
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About Lotus Chocolate (LOTUSCHO)
Lotus Chocolate is an NSE-listed company operating in the Food Products sector, within the Packaged Foods industry (ISIN INE026D01011). This page brings together the quantitative research signals our models compute for LOTUSCHO: a model-estimated 1-day, 5-day and 21-day return outlook, momentum and trend indicators, institutional-activity context derived from observed trading flows, a snapshot of valuation and quality fundamentals, and the instrument's Sharia-compliance status. All figures are produced by statistical models from historical data and are intended for research and educational purposes.
To read the page, treat the model-estimated return outlook as a relative ranking signal rather than a forecast of price — higher scores reflect stronger model-estimated momentum and trend alignment, not a target or guarantee. The momentum and trend indicators describe how Lotus Chocolate's recent price action compares with its own history, while the fundamentals and institutional-activity context add longer-horizon and flow-based perspective. Nothing here is investment advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to transact; always do your own research and consult a SEBI-registered adviser before making any decision.
The "typical range" we compare a price-to-earnings multiple against is a fixed band for all NSE stocks, not a sector-specific one. Everything on this page describes what our models measured; none of it is a recommendation to do anything.