Why is Pacific Inds falling/rising?

As of 12-Sep, Pacific Industries Ltd is experiencing a price increase, currently at Rs 180.95, reflecting a rise of Rs 2.45 or 1.37%. The stock has shown a performance today that outperformed its sector by 0.46%, and it reached an intraday high of Rs 183. However, it is still 4.67% away from its 52-week low of Rs 172.5. Over the past week, the stock has gained 2.64%, but it has significantly underperformed in the longer term, with a year-to-date decline of 41.43% and a one-year return of -37.60%. The stock's valuation appears attractive with a low Price to Book Value of 0.3, but it has a weak Return on Equity (ROE) of 1.7, and profits have fallen by 37.4% over the past year.
In the broader market context, the Sensex has increased by 1.48% over the past week, indicating that while Pacific Industries is rising in the short term, it is still lagging behind the benchmark in the longer term. The stock's liquidity is adequate for trading, but there has been a notable decline in investor participation, with delivery volume dropping by 65.51% against the five-day average. Additionally, the company's weak fundamentals, including a poor EBIT to Interest ratio and declining net sales, contribute to its overall negative outlook, despite the recent price increase.