Astra Microwave Share Price Analyzed
On December 12, 2025, Astra Microwave’s stock price jumped up significantly. The share rose by 2.11 percent, reaching a high of ₹921.75 per share around 10:50 AM. The BSE Sensex was also up, showing a general positive trend in the market. This increase was driven by exciting news about a major order the company received.
Key Points
- Large order announced: ₹171.38 crore for radar systems.
- Strong market growth: BSE Sensex also experiencing gains.
- Radar systems key: Six Klystron-based Doppler weather radars.
- Extended warranty: 3-year warranty included in the order.
- Revenue down slightly: 6.5% decrease year-over-year.
- Profit margin up: Ebitda margin expanded to 22.3%.
The main reason for the increase was a big order worth ₹171.38 crore. Astra Microwave will be building six S-band polarimetric Doppler weather radars, along with related systems like AWS and disdrometers. This order is for three years, with an additional seven-year maintenance contract (CAMC).
Astra Microwave Products Ltd (AMPL) is a company that makes special electronic parts for things like defense, space, weather tracking, and communication systems. They’ve been around since 1991 and are known for creating their own technology in India, from the initial idea to the finished product. They are particularly known for their weather radar systems, which they supply to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD).
In the last quarter (Q2FY26), the company’s sales were a little lower than before – down 6.5 percent. Their profit also dropped a bit, but their profits per dollar earned (Ebitda margin) improved.
AMPL’s success comes from its strong research and development, its skilled engineers, and its ability to make everything needed for these systems in India. They’re currently working on projects like the NISAR space mission, which is sending radar satellites into space.
Ultimately, Astra Microwave’s growth shows India’s increasing ability to make advanced technology itself, rather than just buying it from other countries.
