First off—if you’ve even heard of Alstone Textiles, congratulations, because it’s not exactly a household name. It’s one of those BSE-listed microcaps that randomly pops up on those “Top 5 Penny Stocks to Watch” YouTube videos with super-dramatic thumbnails. You know the ones: “1000x STOCK! Don’t Miss Out!” Yeah… that kind of vibe. Alstone Textiles Share Price in 2025
So what’s the deal with Alstone? It used to be in textiles, as the name says, but it’s more of an NBFC (non-banking financial company) now. Surprise! This is not uncommon in India—tons of old companies kind of pivot to finance and loans without changing their names. It’s like if Domino’s Pizza suddenly started offering home loans but still called themselves Domino’s Pizza Ltd.
Anyway, back to the share price. As of now, it’s trading in that ultra-penny territory—like under ₹5 kind of range. Sometimes even under ₹2. It’s one of those stocks that makes you feel rich when you buy it: “Wow, I just bought 1,000 shares for the price of a fancy coffee!”
But here’s the kicker—liquidity is super low. You’ll often see tiny volumes, like 300 shares traded a day, or sometimes just one lonely soul making a trade at 11:27 AM. That’s not ideal if you actually want to exit at some point.
Now, about that 2025 target
Okay, so people throwing out numbers like ₹10 or ₹20 by 2025? That’s… optimistic, to say the least. I saw a Telegram group say “₹50 soon” and I just quietly closed the app. It’s technically possible if there’s a pump or some insane announcement, but there’s literally zero big news or earnings momentum backing it up right now.
Quick example: Remember how GameStop popped off in the US because of Reddit? This is not that. There’s no WallStreetBets for BSE penny stocks (though there should be tbh—imagine the chaos). Alstone isn’t trending on X (formerly Twitter), nor are Finfluencers hyping it up in their reels yet. It’s mostly just static.
Also, something I noticed—if you dig into its financials, it has a pattern of showing profit but with barely any revenue activity. Which always raises eyebrows. Like, how are you making money exactly? Magic beans?
Let me be real with you: unless there’s some actual business activity, some real revenue, or a major investor stepping in, expecting a major price target like ₹10–₹15 in 2025 feels more like hopium than a plan.
That said, if you’re into ultra-high risk stuff, and you’re okay losing the ₹2,000 you spent on it… well, it could be an interesting lotto ticket. Just don’t go throwing in your FD savings or rent money.
Personal take?
I actually held a similarly obscure microcap once. It was “XYZ Something Developers Ltd.” Bought 2,000 shares for under ₹1. Waited a year. Nothing. Eventually, it got delisted. I still have it in my demat like a ghost of mistakes past. So yeah—just be careful with these.
Anyway, TLDR: Alstone Textiles might technically hit a higher number by 2025, but only if there’s a catalyst. As of now? No real reason to expect liftoff. If it does shoot up, it’ll probably be one of those mysterious 200% spikes with no explanation, and then crash back down just as fast. Trade safe.
Want to dig into the company filings or see what random people on Quora and Twitter are saying about it lately? I can help you stalk that too.
