Dividend, bonus share announcement fail to lift CONCOR share price. Is it a stock to buy post Q4 results 2025?

CONCOR share price: Container Corporation of India's (CONCOR) dividend and bonus share announcement failed to lift the Navratna PSU stock on Friday, May 23, as investors focused on the state-owned company's weak performance in the January-March quarter of the financial year 2024-25.
CONCOR share price opened at ₹ 718.10 on the BSE today, significantly lower than its last close of ₹ 738.40. During the trade, it extended the decline to hit the day's low of ₹ 708.45, down 4.05%.
With this, the PSU stock snapped its two-day losing run. Meanwhile, in the last one year, CONCOR stock has lost 35% of its value.
CONCOR, post-market hours on Thursday, announced that its consolidated net profit for Q4 FY25 came in at ₹ 287.69 crore, down 4.5% year-on-year (YoY), compared with ₹ 301.25 crore in the corresponding period last year.

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