
Kwality Walls Share Price NSE: ₹29.80 Listing, 26% Discounted After HUL Demerger
Posted by : Kashish Aggarwal | Mon Feb 16 2026

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Kwality Walls Share Price: The ice cream division of Hindustan Unilever is all set to be listed on the stock exchanges as an independent company on Monday, 16th February. This is a major achievement in the demerger scheme of the company. The Kwality Wall’s (India) Ltd will start trading on both the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). The demerger scheme of the company was approved by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on the 6th November, 2025, and it came into effect from 1st December, 2025.
Kwality Walls Share Price NSE & Listing Details
- Kwality Walls listing date:16th February, 2026
- Kwality Walls listing price (NSE): ₹29.80
- Discount on debut: Approximately 26%
- Total shares listed: 2,34,95,91,262 equity shares of face value ₹1 each
The company began trading on both the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) after receiving exchange approvals on the 12th February.
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HUL Demerger: Timeline & Shareholder Impact
- The ice cream business of Hindustan Unilever reported a revenue of approximately ₹1,800 crore, contributing close to 3% to the company’s annual turnover.
- With its listing, Kwality Wall’s (India) Ltd becomes the first pure-play ice cream company listed in India, operating as an independent entity post-demerger.
- As per the approved 1:1 entitlement ratio, every HUL shareholder received one fully paid-up share of Kwality Wall’s (India) Ltd for every HUL share held.
- The decision was made to establish a distinct FMCG structure while enabling the ice cream business to function as an independent entity
HUL Q3 Results in Focus as Kwality Wall’s Listing Hits Dalal Street
HUL reported a significant increase in its net profit, surging to ₹7,075 crore, up over 130% YoY, mainly due to the one-time exceptional gain from the demerger of the ice cream business.
However, excluding the exceptional gain:
- Profit from continuing operations declined by 30% YoY to approximately ₹2,118 crore.
- Revenue increased by 5-6% YoY, marking a moderate recovery in demand
- Margins continued to be pressured by input cost volatility and competitiveness
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Why Did the Kwality Walls List at a Discount?
There are several reasons given by the market experts for the weak performance:
- Broader market volatility and cautious sentiment.
- Seasonal nature of the ice-cream business.
- Profit-booking by shareholders who received shares via demerger.
- Valuation recalibration post separation from a diversified FMCG giant
While some investors chose to exit on the listing day itself, others see the discount as an opportunity to enter the stock in the long term, based on earnings visibility and margin sustainability.
What’s Next for Kwality Walls India Ltd?
As a newly independent company, Kwality Walls India Ltd will be assessed on the following parameters:
- Standalone earnings performance
- Market share in the growing ice cream market in India
- Expansion plans and premiumization through brands such as Magnum
- Cost sustainability in the face of commodity price volatility
The listing marks a paradigm shift in the FMCG industry in India – a niche but growing category is now carved out from a conglomerate structure and stands as a focused, category-driven company.
Investor Takeaway
- Kwality Walls share price NSE listing: ₹29.80 (down ~26%)
- HUL shareholders now have distinct exposure to the ice cream business
- Short-term market volatility is expected; long-term performance will depend on growth and margin trends
With the listing of Kwality Wall’s (India) Ltd, the Indian stock market has its first dedicated and pure-play ice cream stock, a first on Dalal Street, and is all set to receive intense investor attention in the coming months.
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