Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. (HARRMALAYA): Harrisons Malayalam Share Price Falls 8.34% Today; Stock Analysis After Micro Cap Decline

Harrisons Malayalam slipped to Rs 202.15, down 8.34% today, taking its market capitalisation to Rs 402.14 crore and placing the stock among notable micro cap decliners.

Harrisons Malayalam Share Price fell to Rs 202.15 on 14 August 2026, down 8.34% from the previous close of Rs 220.55, leaving the company with a market capitalisation of Rs 402.14 crore. The move has pushed the stock into focus in today’s Stock Market Today conversation because it cleared the qualifying bar for its Micro Cap category under the price fall screen tracked by Univest. For traders scanning Top Losers Today and investors following Stocks in News, this was a meaningful single-session decline rather than a routine fluctuation.

The supplied data confirms the price event clearly: the stock opened at Rs 208.50, touched an intraday high of Rs 208.50, slipped to a low of Rs 201.30 and was trading near the lower end of that range at the time of the trigger. That pattern matters because it shows persistent Selling Pressure through the session instead of an early drop followed by a decisive recovery. In Market News terms, Harrisons Malayalam Share Price Today stood out more for weakness in intraday Price Action than for volatility alone.

What the data does not establish is a company-specific catalyst. Univest can confirm the share price decline, the turnover and the volume profile, but the supplied figures do not identify a standalone corporate announcement behind the move. Even so, the stock is trending because the decline was large enough for its market-cap bucket, while the company’s valuation, profitability and industry positioning add useful context for Harrisons Malayalam Stock News and broader stock analysis.

Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. (HARRMALAYA) Share Price Today: Price Action Analysis

Metric	Value
Current Price	Rs 202.15
Previous Close	Rs 220.55
Today's Change	Rs -18.4 (-8.34%)
Day Open	Rs 208.5
Day High	Rs 208.5
Day Low	Rs 201.3
Current Volume (BSE)	3,933
BSE Traded Volume	3,933
NSE Traded Volume	32,859
Combined NSE + BSE Volume	36,792
Turnover	Rs 0.08 crore
Market Capitalisation	Rs 402.14 crore
Market Cap Category	Micro Cap

Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. (HARRMALAYA) traded at Rs 202.15. versus the previous close of Rs 220.55, a fall of 8.34%. The stock opened at Rs 208.5, reached Rs 208.5, touched Rs 201.3. Reported volume was 3,933.

Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. (HARRMALAYA) Fundamental Analysis

Metric	Value
Market Capitalisation	Rs 402.14 crore
P/E Ratio	13.97x
P/B Ratio	2.28x
ROE	41.7%
ROCE	26.77%
EPS	Rs 15.79
Dividend Yield	0%

Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. was valued at a P/E ratio of 13.97x, a P/B ratio of 2.28x. These multiples provide valuation context, but they should not be labelled expensive or inexpensive without a comparable peer or sector benchmark.

Profitability and capital efficiency were represented by ROE of 41.7% and ROCE of 26.77%. ROE relates profit to shareholder equity, while ROCE measures returns generated on the capital employed in the business.

Per-share and shareholder-return metrics included EPS of Rs 15.79, dividend yield of 0%. Dividend yield is a current or historical ratio and does not guarantee future distributions.

Harrisons Malayalam’s fundamental profile provides clear context for today’s price fall: valuation multiples are not stretched versus its industry benchmark, while profitability ratios are materially stronger than many peers. At the same time, a strong return profile does not prevent near-term stock weakness, which is why the current decline deserves separate attention from the company’s financial quality.

At a market capitalisation of Rs 402.14 crore, Harrisons Malayalam sits in the micro cap segment, which speaks to company size rather than business quality. The stock is currently trading at a P/E ratio of 13.97 and a P/B ratio of 2.28. On plain valuation terms, that places the company below the industry benchmark median P/E of 23.24 and far below the benchmark average of 48.81. Its P/B of 2.28 is also below the benchmark median of 2.54 and the benchmark average of 3.07. For readers following Harrisons Malayalam Fundamental Analysis, that means the stock’s valuation is not demanding relative to the supplied same-industry comparison set.

Profitability is where the numbers become more striking. Return on equity stands at 41.70%, and return on capital employed is 26.77%. Those are both well ahead of the same-industry medians and averages provided in the benchmark snapshot. EPS is Rs 15.79, which indicates the earnings attributable to each share based on the supplied data. Dividend yield is 0, meaning the current historical payout yield contribution to the stock’s total return profile is nil in the supplied snapshot.

Put together, Harrisons Malayalam Share Price appears to be facing a market-led price decline even though valuation multiples are moderate and return ratios are comparatively strong. That combination often keeps a stock on the watchlist of investors who track both price action and financial analysis. Univest would therefore frame today’s move not as a standalone verdict on the company’s fundamentals, but as a reminder that even businesses with solid ROE and ROCE can see sharp single-session weakness in the Indian Stock Market.

Sector and Industry Context

Metric	Value
Sector	Agri
Industry	Rubber Products
Benchmark Scope	same industry
Company P/E Ratio	13.97x
Benchmark Median P/E	23.24x
Benchmark Average P/E	48.81x
Benchmark P/E Range	12.21x to 188.11x
Company P/B Ratio	2.28x
Benchmark Median P/B	2.54x
Company ROE	41.7%
Benchmark Median ROE	4.6%
Company ROCE	26.77%
Benchmark Median ROCE	8.74%
Company Market Capitalisation	Rs 402.14 crore
Benchmark Median Market Cap	Rs 191.59 crore

Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. (HARRMALAYA) is classified under sector: Agri and industry: Rubber Products.

Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. (HARRMALAYA) has a P/E ratio of 13.97x, which is below the benchmark median of 23.24x, a difference of -39.89%. P/E is a valuation multiple and is not, by itself, a buy or sell signal.

Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. (HARRMALAYA) has a ROE of 41.7%, which is above the benchmark median of 4.6%, a difference of +806.52%. Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. (HARRMALAYA) has a ROCE of 26.77%, which is above the benchmark median of 8.74%, a difference of +206.29%.

Track today's top decliners through the Univest top decliners screener. The peer table below provides the company-level comparison.

The same-industry benchmark suggests Harrisons Malayalam is trading at lower valuation multiples than much of its Rubber Products universe, while delivering stronger profitability than the group’s typical company. That does not override today’s price fall, but it does provide useful context for how the stock is positioned inside its sector.

Harrisons Malayalam belongs to the Agri sector and the Rubber Products industry. The sectorSnapshot uses a benchmark scope of the same industry, covering 21 companies for market-cap and P/B comparisons, 19 companies for P/E observations, and 20 companies each for ROE and ROCE readings. That breadth matters because it allows a cleaner comparison between Harrisons Malayalam Share Price and a relevant listed peer set rather than a generic market basket.

The company’s P/E ratio of 13.97 sits below the benchmark median of 23.24 and the benchmark average of 48.81. It is only modestly above the benchmark minimum of 12.21 and far below the maximum of 188.11. The company’s P/B ratio of 2.28 is also lower than the benchmark median of 2.54 and average of 3.07, within an observed industry range of -10.56 to 14.53. On profitability, the gap is more pronounced. Harrisons Malayalam’s ROE of 41.70% compares with a benchmark median of 4.60% and average of 5.74%, while ROCE of 26.77% stands above the median of 8.74% and average of 8.28%.

Market-cap positioning is more mixed. At Rs 402.14 crore, the company is above the same-industry median market capitalisation of Rs 191.59 crore but below the average of Rs 541.23 crore. The benchmark range runs from Rs 15.85 crore to Rs 3,114.59 crore. For Harrisons Malayalam Stock News readers, the sector takeaway is straightforward: the stock fell sharply today, yet its current valuation and return ratios compare reasonably well, and in some cases strongly, against the supplied industry benchmark. Univest sees that contrast as central to understanding why the stock is attracting attention despite the day’s weakness.

Peer Comparison

Company	Symbol	Market Cap (Cr)	P/E	P/B	ROE (%)	ROCE (%)
Apcotex Industries Ltd.	APCOTEXIND	3,114.59	19.02	4.38	28.17	34.88
Pix Transmissions Ltd.	PIXTRANS	2,653.85	19.94	3.51	20.72	24.11
Tinna Rubber And Infrastructure Ltd.	TINNARUBR	1,960.2	32.39	6.23	1.67	8.49
GRP Ltd.	GRPLTD	1,046.96	188.11	5.9	4.3	5.45
Rubfila International Ltd.	RUBFILA	373.63	14.52	1.18	19.13	25.75

Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. (HARRMALAYA) has a P/E ratio of 13.97x compared with the displayed peer median of 19.94x. This is a relative valuation comparison, not a buy or sell signal. Its ROE of 41.7% compares with a peer median of 19.13% across the companies shown in the table. ROCE stood at 26.77% versus the displayed peer median of 24.11%, providing a capital-efficiency comparison. Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. (HARRMALAYA) has a market capitalisation of Rs 402.14 crore. Among the 5 peers shown, 4 have a larger market capitalisation.

Against listed peers in the Rubber Products segment, Harrisons Malayalam occupies an interesting middle ground: it is much smaller than the largest names by market cap, yet its profitability ratios compare favourably with a large portion of the peer list. That makes the stock relevant for investors looking beyond just today’s decline.

On market capitalisation, Harrisons Malayalam at Rs 402.14 crore is far below Apcotex Industries at Rs 3,114.59 crore, Pix Transmissions at Rs 2,653.85 crore, Tinna Rubber And Infrastructure at Rs 1,960.20 crore and GRP at Rs 1,046.96 crore. However, it is slightly above Rubfila International at Rs 373.63 crore and comfortably above Elgi Rubber Company at Rs 294.34 crore, Gayatri Rubbers and Chemicals at Rs 286.33 crore, Horizon Reclaim at Rs 255.36 crore and Indag Rubber at Rs 250.84 crore.

Valuation also deserves attention. Harrisons Malayalam’s P/E of 13.97 is lower than Apcotex at 19.02, Pix at 19.94, Tinna Rubber at 32.39, GRP at 188.11, Gayatri Rubbers at 51.24, Horizon Reclaim at 24.32 and Indag Rubber at 24.53. Only Rubfila International, at 14.52, is relatively close on earnings multiple. On P/B, Harrisons Malayalam at 2.28 trades below Apcotex, Pix, Tinna Rubber, GRP, Elgi Rubber, Gayatri Rubbers and Horizon Reclaim, but above Rubfila International and Indag Rubber.

The most notable contrast is in profitability. Harrisons Malayalam’s ROE of 41.70% exceeds Apcotex at 28.17%, Pix at 20.72%, Tinna Rubber at 1.67%, GRP at 4.30%, Rubfila at 19.13%, Elgi Rubber at -9.22%, Gayatri Rubbers at 9.40%, Horizon Reclaim at 10.24% and Indag Rubber at 1.13%. Its ROCE of 26.77% is also above most peers, though below Apcotex’s 34.88% and above Pix’s 24.11%, Rubfila’s 25.75% and the rest of the listed comparison group. For Univest, this peer picture reinforces that Harrisons Malayalam Share Price is under pressure today even though several comparative operating and return metrics remain competitive.

Why Investors Are Watching Harrisons Malayalam

Investors are tracking this stock because the day’s decline was large enough to place it among notable decliners in its market-cap bucket, while the company’s valuation and profitability metrics still look differentiated within its industry. That tension between weak session-level Price Action and comparatively strong return ratios is what keeps Harrisons Malayalam Share Price in focus across stock analysis screens.

• Price action: The stock fell 8.34% to Rs 202.15 from Rs 220.55, with the session high of Rs 208.50 matching the open and the low reaching Rs 201.30.
• Volume and turnover: Total traded volume stood at 36,792 shares and turnover came in at Rs 0.08 crore.
• Market-cap bucket: At Rs 402.14 crore, the stock is classified as a Micro Cap and cleared the verified decline threshold for that category.
• Valuation context: P/E of 13.97 and P/B of 2.28 sit below same-industry benchmark medians.
• Profitability context: ROE of 41.70% and ROCE of 26.77% are stronger than benchmark medians and many listed peers.

What should investors monitor next? The immediate focus is whether Harrisons Malayalam Share Price stabilises after closing near the day’s lower zone, and whether the stock continues to trade at a valuation discount to much of its industry while maintaining stronger profitability metrics. Univest would also keep an eye on how the stock behaves relative to its Rubber Products peer group in the next set of market updates.

About Harrisons Malayalam

Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. is tracked in the Agri sector and classified within the Rubber Products industry in the supplied market dataset. That industry placement is useful because it defines the exact benchmark used to compare valuation, profitability and market-cap metrics in this article. For investors scanning Harrisons Malayalam Share News and company context, the stock is therefore best understood through its role inside the listed Rubber Products segment rather than through a broad market label alone.

The company’s current market capitalisation is Rs 402.14 crore, which places it above the median company size in its same-industry benchmark but below the benchmark average. That positioning suggests Harrisons Malayalam is neither one of the smallest counters in its comparison set nor one of the dominant large names. Instead, it occupies a mid-tier place within a relatively small industry universe of 21 benchmark companies.

From a market-positioning perspective, the company stands out more through financial ratios than through sheer scale. Its P/E of 13.97 is lower than many listed peers, while ROE of 41.70% and ROCE of 26.77% compare strongly within the industry snapshot. For readers coming to Harrisons Malayalam Latest News through the lens of company overview, that means today’s price fall is happening in a stock that still screens well on several supplied financial measures. Univest therefore sees the company as one where business context and market behaviour need to be read together rather than in isolation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Harrisons Malayalam Share Price today?

Ans. Harrisons Malayalam Share Price today was Rs 202.15 at the time of the event trigger. The stock was down 8.34% from the previous close of Rs 220.55, making it one of the more visible micro cap decliners.

Why is Harrisons Malayalam Share Price falling today?

Ans. The supplied market data confirms that Harrisons Malayalam Share Price fell 8.34% in a single session and cleared the decline screen for its Micro Cap category. However, the figures do not identify a specific company-side catalyst behind the move.

What were the day high, day low and open for Harrisons Malayalam?

Ans. The stock opened at Rs 208.50, which was also the day’s high, and later slipped to a low of Rs 201.30. Trading near the lower end of this range reflected sustained intraday weakness rather than a broad recovery.

What was the previous close of Harrisons Malayalam?

Ans. Harrisons Malayalam closed at Rs 220.55 in the previous session. Against that base, the stock declined by Rs 18.40 to Rs 202.15, which translated into a dayChangePercent of -8.34% in today’s trading session.

What is the market capitalisation of Harrisons Malayalam?

Ans. Harrisons Malayalam had a market capitalisation of Rs 402.14 crore in the supplied snapshot. That places the company in the Micro Cap category, which is relevant because today’s share price decline qualified within that market-cap bucket.

How much volume was traded in Harrisons Malayalam today?

Ans. Total traded volume in Harrisons Malayalam stood at 36,792 shares, with BSE volume at 3,933 and NSE volume at 32,859. The reported turnover was Rs 0.08 crore, showing a relatively modest traded value despite the sharp percentage decline.

Is Harrisons Malayalam expensive based on P/E and P/B?

Ans. Harrisons Malayalam trades at a P/E of 13.97 and P/B of 2.28. Both are below the same-industry benchmark medians of 23.24 and 2.54 respectively, indicating the stock is not highly valued relative to that comparison set.

How profitable is Harrisons Malayalam compared with its industry?

Ans. The company’s ROE is 41.70% and ROCE is 26.77%. Those figures are well above the same-industry medians of 4.60% for ROE and 8.74% for ROCE, showing stronger profitability than many benchmark companies.

How does Harrisons Malayalam compare with listed peers?

Ans. Harrisons Malayalam has a lower P/E than several peers such as Apcotex, Pix Transmissions and Tinna Rubber, while its ROE of 41.70% is higher than all listed peers in the supplied comparison set. Market cap remains mid-range within that group.

What should investors monitor next in Harrisons Malayalam?

Ans. Investors may watch whether Harrisons Malayalam Share Price stabilises after falling near the day’s low of Rs 201.30. They may also track if valuation stays below industry medians while profitability metrics such as ROE and ROCE remain comparatively strong.