Vision Cinemas Ltd

The next results date for Vision Cinemas Ltd is 31 January 2026.

Vision Cinemas Ltd delivered a remarkable weekly gain of 48.76%, closing at Rs.1.80 on 2 January 2026, significantly outperforming the Sensex’s modest 1.35% rise over the same period. The stock’s rally was fuelled by a series of technical improvements, milestone price highs, and sustained buying momentum, marking a notable shift in market sentiment despite ongoing fundamental challenges.

On 05-Dec, Vision Cinemas Ltd experienced a notable decline in its share price, falling by 5.66% to close at ₹1.00. This drop reflects a continuation of a downward trend over recent weeks and months, contrasting sharply with broader market gains and sector performance.

As of 12-Nov, Vision Cinemas Ltd is priced at 1.15, showing a 7.48% increase but experiencing a significant drop in investor participation. Despite today's gains, the stock's longer-term performance is under pressure, lagging behind broader market trends and sector performance.

As of 10-Nov, Vision Cinemas Ltd's stock price is 1.08, down 8.47%, and has underperformed its sector significantly. The company faces weak fundamentals, including a negative CAGR of operating profits and low return on equity, indicating ongoing financial challenges.

As of 07-Nov, Vision Cinemas Ltd is currently priced at 1.18, reflecting a 10.28% increase and showing strong upward momentum by trading above all key moving averages. Despite a recent decline in investor participation, the stock has outperformed its sector and benchmark, suggesting potential recovery.

As of 06-Nov, Vision Cinemas Ltd's stock price is declining at 1.07, down 8.55%, and has underperformed its sector and the market. The stock is trading below all key moving averages, with a significant drop in investor participation, indicating a bearish trend.

As of November 4, 2025, Vision Cinemas is considered risky and overvalued due to a high PE ratio of 55.24, negative ROCE of -0.14%, and poor long-term performance, despite a recent short-term gain.

As of November 4, 2025, Vision Cinemas is considered overvalued with a risky valuation grade, reflected by a high PE ratio of 55.24, negative ROCE of -0.36%, and underwhelming financial performance, despite a recent 1-week stock return of 8.33% compared to the Sensex's -1.38%.

Vision Cinemas' latest Q2 FY26 results are concerning, showing a 69.75% year-on-year decline in net sales and a low return on equity of 0.38%, indicating ongoing operational and financial challenges. Despite a slight return to profit, the company's high price-to-earnings ratio and lack of investor confidence further highlight its fragile business model.

Vision Cinemas has shown significant sales growth, increasing from 0.40 Cr in Mar'23 to 3.20 Cr in Mar'25, but continues to face profitability challenges, with a slight operating profit of 0.03 Cr in Mar'25 and negative profit before and after tax. The company also struggles with stagnant cash flow and rising expenditures.

As of 03-Nov, Vision Cinemas Ltd is currently priced at 1.20, reflecting a recent increase of 7.14% and strong short-term performance, but a significant drop in investor participation raises concerns about the sustainability of this upward trend. Despite outperforming the Sensex recently, the stock has a year-to-date decline of 11.11%, indicating inconsistent long-term performance.