175% rally in six months! What is the share price of Netweb Technologies?

The phenomenal rally in Netweb Technologies India shows no signs of slowdown, as the share continued its upward momentum in Friday’s session, and achieved another 7% to achieve a new record high of £ 4,336.70 each. This has pushed the weekly profits of the share to 14% so far. Despite the extreme volatility in the broader market in recent weeks, the small cap stocks have still gained steam, powered by strong interest from Dalal Street investors. This boom led to 20 highlights within five weeks and a massive 175% in just six months, which has also placed it among the top performers so far this year. In addition, the rally comes at a time in which larger-cap technology stocks are still grinding amid US visa fee concerns. Investors seem confident in the prospects of the business amid the fast-growing AI and high-performance computer space (HPC), where the demand for advanced GPU-based platforms has risen across the industries. The company has received several orders in this space over the past few weeks, further strengthening its AI income outlook. The company intends to grow its AI segment, which accounts for 29% of turnover in Q1FY26, from only 7% two years ago. It expects the segment to expand at a 40% CAGR, in accordance with the trends of the past. The company led a robust rally last week. The company received an order for its Tyrone AI GPU -cut systems. The order was awarded by one of the largest global technology distribution suppliers and integrated supply chain solutions, although the company did not disclose the client’s name. The order value is worth £ 450 crore, which is the second order to a crore contract of Rs1,734 earlier this month for the supply of servers built on Nvidia’s Blackwell architecture. Without announcing the customer name, the company said it would set up an AI infrastructure facility using the latest GPU-cut platforms, with the completion of the first half of FY27. Netweb will deliver these systems through its flagship Tyrone Camarero AI platform, which is built for the purpose of large-scale generative AI, fundamental model training and an examination computer. Analysts note that this sequence can cause strong growth in both current and next fiscal years. They estimate that the order size is nearly 102% of projected sales for the current financial year and 72% for the next year. The company’s order book stood at £ 4,142 crore on June 30, 2025. Powered by a robust demand for artificial intelligence (AI) solutions, the company also achieved a year-on-year increase in profit after tax on an annual basis and reached £ 30.5 in Q1FY26. Management expects the latest orders to further increase turnover and profitability in the current and coming financial years. Disclaimer: This story is for educational purposes only. The views and recommendations above are those of individual analysts or brokerage companies, and not of currency. We advise investors to check with certified experts before making investment decisions.