Spice Lounge Food Works Hits Upper Circuit on Indian Emulsifiers MoU
By ThePip Desk
Spice Lounge Food Works shares hit the upper circuit at Rs 40.01 on BSE following a strategic MoU with Indian Emulsifiers for food ingredients.
Spice Lounge Food Works hit the upper limit of Rs 40.01 on the BSE, rising 1.90 points or 4.99% from its previous close of Rs 38.11.
Trading Metrics And Key Figures
The scrip opened at Rs 40.01, hitting a high and low of Rs 40.01 and Rs 40.00 respectively, with a total volume of 790,802 shares traded on the counter.
- Current Market Cap: Rs 2,789.19 crore
- Promoter Holding: 64.37%
- Non-Institutions Holding: 35.63%
- 52-Week High: Rs 72.20 on 24-Nov-2025
- 52-Week Low: Rs 16.21 on 20-May-2026
Strategic MoU Details
The BSE group ‘B’ stock of face value Rs 1 surged following the execution of a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with Indian Emulsifiers. The agreement marks a strategic step toward building the company’s presence in the high-value food ingredients space through exclusive offtake, branding, and distribution in India.
- Arrangement Duration: Indicatively five years from commissioning
- Production Output: Approximately 200 MT per month
- Cumulative Revenue Potential: Around Rs 500 crore over the first three years
The arrangement is expected to provide access to the entire monthly saleable output of Indian Emulsifiers’ new food-grade emulsifier line and includes an option over export markets not already served through internal channels. This aligns with the company’s focus on expanding its food solutions portfolio.