Apollo Micro Systems Shares Jump 32% in 2 Days After ₹114 Crore Export Order
Apollo Micro Systems’ shares jumped recently. The stock hit ₹183.60 and rose 18% on the BSE on Tuesday. This happened even though the market was quiet. The rise came after the company got a big export order worth ₹114 crore.
Strong Rise in May 2025
In two days, the stock gained 32%. In May 2025, it has risen 57%. At 12:25 PM on Tuesday, shares were up 17% at ₹180.70. This was while the BSE Sensex fell 0.22%. Trading was heavy. About 59.75 million shares were traded on NSE and BSE. This is about 19.5% of the company’s total shares.
What’s Driving the Rise?
The company said it got an order worth $13.37 million (about ₹114 crore). This order is for an advanced avionics system. The system is for civil and military planes. Details are secret due to a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA).
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New Acquisition Boosts Business
On May 5, 2025, Apollo Defence Industries (a subsidiary) agreed to buy IDL Explosives. The deal is worth ₹107 crore in cash. IDL Explosives makes explosives for mining and infrastructure projects. They also make cartridge explosives. The company is strong in these sectors in India.

Explosives Market Set to Grow
The global explosives market is expected to grow fast. Countries like the US, China, India, Russia, the UK, and France are spending more on defense. Growth is driven by conflicts, rising population, urban growth, and more construction.
Bright Outlook for Apollo Micro Systems
The company expects strong growth. Management forecasts 45% to 50% yearly growth for the next two years. This growth comes from its main business. It doesn’t include the new acquisition. The company has many orders and products in production.
Margins should improve in early FY26. This is due to better efficiency and product mix. However, spending in FY26 and FY27 may slow margin growth.
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Tensions between India and Pakistan have boosted demand for local defense technology. Apollo’s systems were tested recently and got good interest from defense buyers.

About Apollo Micro Systems
The company is based in Hyderabad. It designs and makes electronic and electro-mechanical systems. Its focus is on defense, space, and homeland security. Clients include the Ministry of Defence, government companies, and private firms.
Apollo also offers Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) products for defense and space. It also works in railways, automotive, and homeland security sectors.
In short, Apollo Micro Systems is growing fast.
The rise comes from big export orders, smart deals, and high demand. Investors are showing confidence as seen in the recent rise in share price and trading volumes.
Find out why Apollo Micro Systems stock jumped 32% in 2 days.
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