Neuland Laboratories Ltd (NSE: NEULANDLAB, BSE: 524558) ended Friday, December 19, 2025, higher as investors weighed a steady flow of corporate disclosures, the company’s strong Q2 FY26 performance, and fresh brokerage commentary pointing to a capex-led growth runway.
On the NSE, Neuland Laboratories closed at ₹16,009, after trading between ₹15,910 and ₹16,585 during the session, with reported volume of 48,655 shares. 1
Neuland Laboratories share price today: what moved the stock on Dec 19, 2025?
While Friday did not bring a single blockbuster announcement, Neuland’s stock action played out against a backdrop of:
- Ongoing investor engagement (recent non-deal roadshow activity and filings around analyst/institutional meetings). 2
- Capex visibility—notably the company’s ₹189 crore R&D center investment approved in late November, which continues to feature prominently in market narratives around Neuland’s next phase of R&D-led scale-up. 3
- Broker forecasts reiterating a strong medium-term growth outlook, particularly for the Custom Manufacturing Solutions (CMS/CDMO) business and longer-cycle peptide opportunities. 4
Intraday quotes across market trackers clustered around the ₹15,9xx–₹16,1xx zone during the session, consistent with the final close. 5
Latest Neuland Laboratories news as of December 19, 2025
1) Analyst / Institutional investor meeting: B&K Securities NDR (Hyderabad)
In a stock-exchange filing dated December 15, 2025, Neuland said its management would participate in a B&K Securities Non-deal roadshow (NDR) in Hyderabad on December 18, 2025, described as a group meet/one-on-one format (subject to change). 2
This came shortly after a similar earlier meeting window changed course:
- Dec 6, 2025: Neuland disclosed participation in a B&K Securities NDR planned for Dec 10, 2025. 6
- Dec 9, 2025: The company then filed a cancellation for the Dec 10 meeting. 7
These are standard governance disclosures, but they matter for sentiment: active investor access often coincides with periods of heightened institutional attention.
2) R&D capex: ₹189 crore for a new R&D center at Genome Valley
In a Regulation 30 disclosure dated November 28, 2025, Neuland reported that its board approved capex of ₹189 crore to set up a new Research & Development (R&D) Center at its leased premises in Genome Valley, Hyderabad. The filing describes the plan as relocating the existing R&D center (about 0.45 lakh sq ft) into a larger “state-of-the-art” built-up area of about 1.35 lakh sq ft, funded through borrowings and internal accruals. 3
Broker commentary in December continued to frame this as strategic capacity for higher-value modalities and longer-cycle projects. 4
3) Q2 FY26 performance remains a key anchor for the bull case
Neuland’s Q2 FY26 press release (dated Nov 7, 2025) reported:
- Total income:₹516.1 crore (Q2 FY26) vs ₹315.2 crore (Q2 FY25)
- EBITDA:₹156.9 crore vs ₹65.7 crore
- Profit after tax (PAT):₹96.5 crore vs ₹32.0 crore
- EBITDA margin:30.4% (vs 20.8% a year earlier) 8
Management commentary in the release attributed momentum to CMS commercial projects and spoke to continued traction in both CDMO/CMS and generic APIs. 8
4) Other corporate developments still in focus
Two additional corporate disclosures from FY26 continue to feature in “story-of-the-stock” summaries:
- Leadership role changes (effective Apr 1, 2026; subject to shareholder approval): the company disclosed re-designations affecting the Vice Chairman/CEO and Vice Chairman/Managing Director roles, outlining a transition period through March 31, 2026. 9
- Commercial production of additional capacity at Unit 3: Neuland disclosed commencement of commercial production of additional capacity under its Unit 3 expansion plan in an August 2025 filing. 10
5) Procedural filing: physical share transfer “re-lodgement” update
On December 8, 2025, Neuland filed an update on re-lodgement of transfer requests of physical shares for the month ended Nov 30, 2025, referencing SEBI’s July 2025 circular creating a special window for such re-lodgements. 11
This is mainly an investor-services compliance item (not a growth trigger), but it is part of the “current disclosures” environment around the stock.
Neuland Laboratories forecasts and target prices: what analysts are projecting
Nuvama Research: “BUY” with a 12-month target of ₹22,130
A Nuvama Institutional Equities company update dated December 9, 2025 reiterated a BUY rating on Neuland with a 12-month price target of ₹22,130 (with the report noting a then-price of about ₹16,065). 4
Key points highlighted in the note included:
- Management reiterated medium-term growth guidance of ~18–20% (on an FY24 base), driven by CMS molecules and improving capacity utilisation. 4
- Margin expectations: EBITDA margins expected to stay around 25–30% (as cited in the note). 4
- Peptides as a longer-cycle opportunity: the report discussed a commercial-scale peptide manufacturing facility (capex cited in the note as ~₹2.5 billion) and linked the opportunity to broader peptide capacity constraints, with capacity expected to come on stream in about three years. 4
- R&D expansion as an enabler for pursuing newer modalities and sustaining a complex-chemistry pipeline. 4
Nuvama’s model forecast in the report projected FY25–FY28E revenue/PAT CAGR of ~24%/49%, while also flagging that the stock traded at elevated forward multiples (the note referenced ~37x/34x FY27E/FY28E EPS). 4
Consensus snapshot: Trendlyne’s “consensus share price target” points to ₹20,884
Trendlyne’s research aggregation page showed a Consensus Share Price Target entry dated December 19, 2025, indicating a current price around ₹15,799 and a target of ₹20,884, implying roughly ~32% upside, with the displayed stance marked “buy.” 12
Growth expectations from model-based platforms
Model-driven platforms continued to publish bullish growth expectations around Neuland’s earnings and revenue trajectory (often based on underlying analyst coverage and/or internal modelling). For example, Simply Wall St displayed forecasts of ~35.9% earnings growth and ~23.6% revenue growth per annum (page marked “last updated” Dec 9, 2025). 13
Note: These are not stock-exchange filings and can vary widely by methodology—use them as context, not as gospel.
The core investment narrative: why Neuland remains on radar
Across company disclosures and brokerage commentary, the Neuland “stock story” into late 2025 clustered around a few big themes:
1) CMS/CDMO scale-up is doing the heavy lifting
Neuland’s Q2 FY26 results explicitly pointed to CMS commercial projects as a revenue driver, and broker commentary emphasized investor focus on CMS growth prospects. 8
2) Capex is increasingly about capability, not just capacity
The ₹189 crore R&D center plan is framed as a capability upgrade—more space, more scope, and (in broker interpretation) a platform for expanding into higher-growth modalities over time. 3
3) Peptides are the “option value” story
The December brokerage update discussed peptides as a long-term growth opportunity, tied to future capacity coming online in roughly a three-year timeframe. 4
Key risks investors are watching
Even optimistic research notes call out real-world ways this story can wobble:
- Customer and product concentration risk (common in CDMO/CMS models)
- Innovator product risks (including litigation/LOE-linked uncertainties)
- Inventory de-stocking cycles in pharma supply chains
- Regulatory compliance risk, given the business’s reliance on regulated markets 4
Bottom line on Neuland Laboratories stock on December 19, 2025
Neuland Laboratories ended Dec 19, 2025 in positive territory near ₹16,009, and the broader narrative remains intact: strong recent operating performance, visible investment into R&D capability, and broker models projecting continued growth—balanced by valuation sensitivity and execution risk in a complex, regulation-heavy industry. 1
