Sagar Defence Unlisted Share: Price, Financials & Why Investors Are Watching This Defence-Tech Stock
Every few months, a new unlisted name starts showing up in investor group chats and WhatsApp forwards. Right now, that name is Sagar Defence Engineering. Part of it is timing — India's defence budget keeps tilting toward indigenous and autonomous systems, and part of it is the numbers, which have genuinely moved in the last year. Let's get into what the company actually does, what the financials say, and what to weigh before you put money into it.
Who Is Sagar Defence Engineering, Really?
Founded in May 2015 and based out of Mumbai, Sagar Defence isn't a company that pivoted into defence tech because it's trendy - it's been building unmanned systems for over a decade. Their focus sits on Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs), autonomous marine platforms, maritime surveillance tools, aerial drones, and the underlying control systems that let these machines operate remotely or run missions on their own.
The use cases go beyond the battlefield too. Their platforms show up in hydrographic surveys, ocean research, offshore monitoring, disaster response, and remote sensing — the kind of unglamorous but essential work that autonomous systems are genuinely good at. What tends to catch people's attention, though, is that their unmanned marine systems have been developed for the Indian Navy and Coast Guard. Getting into that kind of procurement pipeline isn't quick, and it isn't easy — it usually means the technology has already cleared a high bar for reliability and trust.
About the Price - and Why We're Not Printing One
We're skipping a specific number here on purpose. Unlisted share prices move throughout the day based on deal flow, and any figure we write down now could be stale by the time you're reading this. If you want to know exactly where Sagar Defence is trading - along with historical charts across 1 month, 6 months, 1 year, and beyond - that live data sits on the Dhan Kirti share page and refreshes in real time.
What's more useful to look at right now are the underlying fundamentals, since these tell a steadier story than a price ticker does:
Metric | Value |
|---|---|
Market Cap | ₹23,430.19 Cr |
P/E Ratio | 270 |
P/B Ratio | 51.92 |
Book Value | ₹2.6 |
Face Value | ₹2 |
Lot Size | 5,000 shares |
One honest caveat: market cap and both ratios are calculated off the current price, so they'll shift as the price does. Read them as a snapshot of where things stood, not a fixed number to anchor your decision to.
The FY26 Numbers Are the Real Story Here
This is where things get interesting, and it's worth slowing down on. Revenue jumped from ₹103.88 Cr in FY25 to ₹254.59 Cr in FY26 - that's not a modest uptick, that's the company roughly doubling its top line in a single year.
P&L Statement (₹ Cr) | FY26 | FY25 |
|---|---|---|
Net Revenue | 254.59 | 103.88 |
EBITDA | 120.93 | 49.55 |
Profit Before Tax | 110.33 | 45.64 |
Profit After Tax | 87.91 | 30.86 |
What makes this more convincing than a typical growth story is that profitability scaled right alongside revenue. PAT nearly tripled, EBITDA margins held up well, and none of it looks like growth bought at the expense of the bottom line. For a company building hardware and defence-grade systems - where costs can spiral easily - that kind of discipline is worth noting.
Who Actually Owns the Company
The cap table is heavily promoter-held: 97.62% sits with promoters, and the remaining 2.38% with body corporates. That concentration cuts both ways. On one hand, it usually means the founding team still has real skin in the game and isn't looking to exit early. On the other, it means the free float is thin, which is part of why unlisted shares like this one can see sharper price swings on relatively small trade volumes.
For Anyone Who Wants to Verify Independently
CIN: U29253MH2015PTC264539
PAN: AAVCS9270Q
ISIN: INE0H1W01021
Registered office: Mumbai, Maharashtra
Always worth cross-checking company details like these on the MCA portal before you commit any capital — a two-minute check that's easy to skip but shouldn't be.
Why This Name Keeps Coming Up
A few threads are converging here, and it's probably why the interest hasn't fizzled out. India's defence procurement is actively shifting toward indigenous and autonomous platforms — this isn't a policy preference on paper, it's showing up in actual budget allocation. Sagar Defence isn't waiting on that shift; it's already supplying into it, with the Navy and Coast Guard as customers rather than prospects. And the FY26 numbers back the narrative up with something concrete - actual revenue and profit growth, not just a well-told story.
What to Weigh Before You Invest
None of this is a reason to skip due diligence, and it's worth being upfront about the trade-offs of unlisted shares as an asset class. Liquidity is thinner than listed stocks — you can't always exit when you want to, at the price you want. Bid-ask spreads tend to be wider. And pricing happens through private transactions rather than a transparent, continuous order book, so there's more room for price discovery to lag reality in either direction.
The valuation multiples are also pricing in a lot of optimism — a P/E north of 270 and a P/B close to 52 assume the growth trajectory holds, possibly for years. That's not a red flag by itself, but it does mean the stock isn't "cheap" by any conventional measure, and a chunk of the upside case rests on execution continuing at this pace. Look at the fundamentals, form your own view on whether the growth is sustainable, and check the live price before deciding anything.
Where to Go From Here
If you want to take this further, Dhan Kirti's platform lets you track Sagar Defence's live price, dig into the fundamentals in more depth, and place a buy or sell inquiry when you're ready. Sign in to see the current price and place an order directly, or send a quick WhatsApp message if you'd rather talk it through with someone first.
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FAQS
What does Sagar Defence Engineering actually build?
Unmanned and autonomous systems — marine vehicles, aerial drones, surveillance platforms, and the control tech behind them — for defence, maritime and research use.
When was the company founded?
16 May 2015, registered with the RoC Mumbai.
Does it genuinely supply to the Indian defence establishment?
Yes, its unmanned marine systems have been developed for use by the Indian Navy and Coast Guard.
Where do I check the current price?
Unlisted prices move constantly through the day, so check the live figure on the Dhan Kirti share page rather than relying on any number printed in an article.
Disclaimer: Dhan Kirti is an information platform for unlisted and pre-IPO shares and is not a SEBI-recognized stock exchange. All prices are indicative and subject to change. Please do your own research or consult a financial advisor before investing in unlisted securities.
