Asian Energy Services Rallies 5.87% on Arunachal Project
By ThePip Desk
Asian Energy Services shares jumped 5.87% after holding company Oilmax Energy secured a vanadium and graphite block LOI in Arunachal Pradesh.
Market Performance and Price Action
Asian Energy Services shares surged on the BSE, trading at Rs 541.75 as of the latest session. This represents an increase of 30.05 points, or 5.87%, over the previous closing price of Rs 511.70.
- Opening Price: Rs 521.95
- Intraday High: Rs 565.40
- Intraday Low: Rs 509.35
- Volume Traded: 30435 shares
The stock, which carries a face value of Rs 10, reached a 52-week high of Rs 565.40 on 08-Sep-2026. Conversely, the 52-week low was recorded at Rs 230.35 on 27-Jan-2026.
Strategic Expansion in Arunachal Pradesh
The upward momentum follows a significant development for the company’s holding and amalgamating entity, Oilmax Energy. The company has secured a Letter of Intent from the Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Department of Geology and Mining.
- Project: Composite Licence for the Pakro Vanadium and Graphite Block
- Location: Pakro Village, Pizirang Circle, Pakke Kessang District, Arunachal Pradesh
- Area: 155.46 hectares
Company Profile and Ownership
Asian Energy Services, formerly known as Asian Oilfield Services, provides seismic data acquisition, processing, and interpretation services to national and multinational corporations. The firm relies on a team of professionals to execute its technical operations.
- Market Capitalisation: Rs 2737.86 crore
- Promoter Holding: 56.14%
- Institutional Holding: 1.67%
- Non-Institutional Holding: 42.19%
The company maintains a focus on service delivery within the energy sector, leveraging its specialized experience to support its clients. The current market valuation of Rs 2737.86 crore reflects the scale of its operations as it moves forward with the newly acquired exploration rights in the northeast.