Anant Raj Ltd Share Price Today (14 Dec 2025): ANANTRAJ’s 9% Jump, Promoter Buying, Latest News, Targets & Week-Ahead Outlook

Updated: Sunday, 14 December 2025 (India). Indian markets are closed today, so this update reflects the latest available close (Friday, 12 December 2025) for Anant Raj Ltd (NSE: ANANTRAJ | BSE: 515055).

Anant Raj ended the week with a bang: the stock closed at ₹550.45 on 12-Dec-2025, up 9.02% in a single session, after swinging between ₹506.25 and ₹556.55 on the day and printing a notably heavy volume. ^[1]

That headline move didn’t happen in a vacuum. Over the last few days, the narrative around Anant Raj has been shaped by promoter-group market purchases, a sharp spike in trading activity, and continuing investor focus on the company’s real-estate + data-centre growth story (backed by recent fundraising and a large capex roadmap).

Below is a detailed, news-style breakdown of what happened this week, what’s new in the last few days, what analysts are projecting, and what to watch next week.

Anant Raj share price snapshot (latest close)

As of the 12-Dec-2025 close (latest available):

Close: ₹550.45 (+9.02%) ^[2]
Day range (12-Dec): ₹506.25 – ₹556.55 ^[3]
NSE volume (12-Dec):18.53M shares (a major jump vs prior sessions) ^[4]
52-week range (Moneycontrol):₹376.15 – ₹947.25 ^[5]

This week’s performance (Mon–Fri, 8–12 Dec 2025):
From ₹503.15 (8-Dec close) to ₹550.45 (12-Dec close), ANANTRAJ gained ~9.4% across the week, despite noticeable intraday volatility. ^[6]

What’s the latest news in the last few days?

1) Promoter-group entity disclosed multiple market purchases (Dec 8–12)

One of the most concrete, time-stamped developments this week was a run of promoter-group open-market purchases disclosed under SEBI’s insider trading disclosure framework.

Trendlyne’s compiled disclosures show Shri Ashok Sarin Anant Raj LLP (Promoter Group) reporting the following acquisitions:

08-Dec-2025: 100,000 shares (avg ~₹505.0)
09-Dec-2025: 70,000 shares (avg ~₹498.7)
10-Dec-2025: 15,000 shares (avg ~₹510.5)
11-Dec-2025: 15,000 shares (avg ~₹506.2)
12-Dec-2025: 15,000 shares (avg ~₹551.6) ^[7]

That totals 215,000 shares across five sessions, with disclosed transaction values adding up to roughly ₹10.9 crore (based on the reported value fields). ^[8]

Why it matters: promoter buying is often read by markets as a confidence signal, but it’s not a guarantee of future performance. It can also simply reflect a valuation view, capital allocation choice, or other strategic intent. The key is follow-through: whether buying continues, and whether business milestones corroborate the optimism.

2) Anant Raj was highlighted as a major gainer and saw “high value” trading (12-Dec)

On 12-Dec-2025, multiple market trackers flagged the stock for unusual activity:

Capital Market reported Anant Raj as the top gainer in the BSE ‘A’ group during the session, with volumes running above recent averages. ^[9]
MarketsMojo noted the stock as one of the most actively traded by value on 12-Dec, describing strong investor attention within the realty pack. ^[10]

Heavy participation matters because it can indicate that the move wasn’t just a thin-liquidity spike—though it can also reflect short covering or event-driven trading. Either way, it tends to amplify volatility and makes the next few sessions important for “confirmation” (or mean reversion).

What likely drove this week’s move?

A) A sharp rebound after a choppy stretch

In the five sessions from 8-Dec to 12-Dec, the stock’s tape shows a classic “sell-off then snapback” profile:

08-Dec: -4.40%
09-Dec: +0.30%
10-Dec: +0.84%
11-Dec: -0.79%
12-Dec: +9.02% ^[11]

That pattern often appears when a stock is digesting prior news/positioning and then gets a catalyst (or a sentiment shift). This week’s identifiable catalyst on-record is promoter-group buying disclosures, combined with an outsized volume day.

B) Fundamentals: the market still remembers the strong Q2FY26 print

While not “this week” news, Anant Raj’s Q2FY26 results continue to anchor the bullish narrative for many investors.

Economic Times reported that for Q2FY26, Anant Raj posted:

PAT: ₹138 crore (+30.8% YoY)
Revenue: ₹631 crore (+23% YoY)
EBITDA: ₹168.4 crore (+49.7% YoY)
EBITDA margin:26.7% (up ~476 bps YoY) ^[12]

Those numbers help explain why some participants treat deep pullbacks as “buyable,” especially when combined with big-picture optionality from the data centre vertical.

The bigger story: Real estate engine + data centre optionality

Anant Raj’s rerating thesis in 2024–2025 has increasingly been framed around two pillars:

Delhi-NCR real estate development (core business)
Data centres & cloud services (high-growth adjacency with heavy capex)

The Andhra Pradesh MoU (official filing)

A major recent strategic marker: the company disclosed that its wholly owned subsidiary Anant Raj Cloud Private Limited (ARCPL) entered an MoU with the Andhra Pradesh Economic Development Board (APEDB) on 14-Nov-2025 to develop new data centre facilities plus an IT Park.

In the official exchange intimation, the company stated ARCPL will make a direct investment of ~₹4,500 crore, executed in two phases, and the project is expected to create around 8,500 direct and 7,500 indirect jobs. ^[13]

Economic Times also tied this expansion push to the company’s recent institutional fundraising and broader capacity plan. ^[14]

The QIP fundraising that feeds the capex story

In October 2025, Anant Raj raised ₹1,100 crore via QIP, according to Economic Times, which reported:

Issue price: ₹662 per share (with reference to floor price and discount)
Stated use: expansion/development, including the data centre and cloud infra roadmap ^[15]

In practice, markets often like “growth capex + institutional validation” narratives, but they can turn quickly if execution lags or returns on invested capital don’t scale fast enough.

A reality check from the fundamentals dashboard

Not all the signals are cleanly bullish. Screener’s snapshot flags:

a low ROE over the last 3 years (8.5%) and
that promoter holding decreased over the last quarter (-2.77%) ^[16]

That promoter-holding dip can occur due to dilution events (like QIP) or other shareholding changes. It’s also why this week’s open-market buying disclosures are being watched closely: they can be interpreted as “rebuilding alignment,” but the cap table mechanics still matter.

Anant Raj share price targets and analyst forecasts

Because “forecasts” can mean different things, here are the two most useful categories for readers:

1) Brokerage targets (published research)

Moneycontrol’s broker research list for Anant Raj shows:

Motilal Oswal:BUY, Target ₹793 (dated 12 Nov 2025) ^[17]
Emkay Global:BUY, Target ₹800 (dated 06 Aug 2025) ^[18]
Motilal Oswal:BUY, Target ₹807 (dated 28 Jul 2025) ^[19]

Trendlyne’s research feed also frames the growth logic behind those calls, repeatedly pointing to real estate strength plus data centre ramp-up as central drivers. ^[20]

2) “Consensus” style aggregates

Trendlyne’s aggregated view (based on the broker reports it tracks) shows:

Average share price target: ₹915.33, described as implying sizable upside versus the ₹550.45 close. ^[21]

Important context (especially for Google Discover readers):
Price targets are not promises. They are conditional forecasts that depend on assumptions (leasing pace, capex timelines, cost of capital, real estate absorption, approvals, etc.). They can also be revised quickly after new results, macro moves, or sector reratings.

Technical analysis: key levels to watch next week (no hype, just levels)

After a +9% day, technicals matter because the stock can either (a) follow through and trend, or (b) fade as traders take profits.

A widely-followed technical model page (StockInvest) notes:

The stock has a short-term moving average buy signal, while the long-term moving average remains a sell signal, with resistance near ₹594.11 (long-term MA). ^[22]
Support levels (accumulated volume) highlighted around ₹508.90, then ₹504.65 and ₹503.15. ^[23]
StockInvest’s “accumulated volume” resistance level near ₹589.45. ^[24]
It also flags the stock as high risk / high volatility, noting the large daily swing and elevated recent volatility. ^[25]

StockInvest’s model expectation for the next session (Monday 15-Dec-2025) includes:

a “predicted fair opening” around ₹537.75 and
an estimated day range roughly ₹538.67 to ₹562.23 (model-based). ^[26]

Treat those as reference levels, not trade instructions.

Week-ahead outlook: what could move ANANTRAJ next?

With markets reopening on Monday, 15 December 2025, here are the practical catalysts and variables that tend to matter for Anant Raj specifically:

1) Follow-through after the high-volume breakout day

When a stock prints an outsized green candle on heavy volume, the next 2–3 sessions often answer one question:
Was it accumulation (new buyers stepping in) or just a one-day scramble?

Clues to watch (without needing any chart):

Does price hold above the prior close zone (around ₹550)?
Does volume normalize but stay above the recent baseline?
Do dips find buyers near the supports (₹520-ish / ₹509-ish areas referenced by models)? ^[27]

2) Any additional promoter / insider disclosures

Because this week already had multiple promoter-group purchase disclosures, the market will likely react to:

continued buying (signal of persistence), or
an abrupt stop (signal that this week’s purchases were a “one-off”). ^[28]

3) Execution updates on the data centre roadmap

The company’s digital infrastructure narrative is now large enough that execution breadcrumbs matter—MoUs, leasing announcements, commissioning milestones, capex funding cadence, and partner/client additions.

The Andhra Pradesh MoU disclosed ₹4,500 crore planned investment in phases through ARCPL. Next week, the market will be sensitive to any clarity around timelines, site specifics, or commercial progress—even if those updates come via filings rather than media. ^[29]

4) Realty sector sentiment

Anant Raj trades in the realty ecosystem, and sector mood can change quickly with:

interest rate expectations,
liquidity conditions,
risk-on/risk-off swings in midcaps and smallcaps.

Even if nothing company-specific hits the tape, sector rotation can push the stock around.

Key risks to keep in mind (because reality always gets a vote)

High volatility risk: Recent daily swings have been large, and model trackers explicitly label the stock higher risk due to its price movement profile. ^[30]
Execution risk on data centres: big capex stories can delight markets—or disappoint if timelines slip or returns are slower than hoped. The ₹4,500 crore MoU is ambitious, and the market will demand measurable progress. ^[31]
Dilution / capital structure complexity: fundraising (like QIP) can strengthen the balance sheet but also changes per-share math and ownership mix. ^[32]
Efficiency metrics: third-party dashboards flag relatively modest ROE over multi-year periods, which can become a valuation debate during market pullbacks. ^[33]

Bottom line (14 Dec 2025)

Anant Raj’s week was defined by a dramatic Friday rally, unusually strong trading activity, and a string of promoter-group purchase disclosures—all against the backdrop of a company that’s trying to be both a Delhi-NCR realty developer and a serious data-centre platform builder. ^[34]

For the week ahead, the stock’s direction will likely hinge on whether it can hold gains and build a base after the high-volume move, and whether investors see fresh evidence that the data-centre capex + leasing ramp is converting from story into measurable, repeatable cash flows.