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Trading activity in Himalya International is showing signs of increase as the cheese exporter turns to the domestic market. The stock finished in the green on Friday at the BSE - closing at Rs 17.60 after touching the day's high of Rs 18, with a volume of 16,756 shares - after a week of losing streak . Market talk has it that the company is expected to receive substantial hike in export orders after receiving its first cheese order worth $3 million. Following higher capacity utilisation at its Himachal plant, the company is understood to be targeting its full capacity of 15 million lb by the end of this quarter.

Jayanta Mallick

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