Sharemaestro company-news research for S.P. Apparels Limited (SPAL), showing current tone, evidence confidence, direct company coverage, sector and industry context, completed price response and the source headlines used on the page. Scores describe published news evidence. Confidence describes the amount, freshness, source breadth and direct company relevance of that evidence. Price context is shown separately.
NSI
India
Provisional evidence
Company news sentiment
Latest SPAL news and sentiment
S.P. Apparels Limited
Company headlines from the last 30 days, weighted by freshness, relevance, publisher quality and the strength of the wording. Price is shown separately.
Current company news
Early balanced news score
1 company-specific story are available, but there are not yet enough fresh stories from separate publishers for a firm reading.
Observed headline tone57/100
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Published 30-day score50/100
Latest source headline
S P Apparels Ltd Dividend History, Yield & Record Date
INDmoney · 01 Oct 2026 10:31
Older, less relevant and less reliable stories count for less. Confidence is shown separately.
What supports the score
1 current stories are mapped specifically to SPAL.
What limits the score
Only 1 publisher currently contribute to the measured read.
Confidence is 20/100, below the threshold for a firm score.
50/100
News scoreEarly balanced news score
20/100
Confidencethin evidence
100%/100
Company news1 company stories
N/A/100
Story agreementrequires at least 2 stories
News history
Daily score and story count over 30 days
10 Sep25 Sep09 Oct
News scoreStory count50 baseline
Confidence
How reliable the score is
Confidence uses the amount of news, separate publishers, direct company relevance, freshness and agreement. A high or low score is not automatically reliable.
Amount of evidence1
0.039 after freshness weightingSource breadth20
1 independent publishersCompany relevance100
share tied directly to this companyFreshness24
recency-weighted evidenceAgreement0
requires at least 2 storiesPublisher mix0
less reliance on one publisherPrice and news history
Weekly price and news-score history
Company-specific news is present, but the evidence has not yet earned enough independent, fresh information weight for price confirmation to be treated as a firm signal.
26 completed price weeks20 comparable news-score weeks
One scoring method across the chart.Stored company headlines are recalculated at each weekly point with the current 30-day freshness weighting. Old published snapshots are left unchanged.
10 Apr07 Jul02 Oct
Weekly close, indexedSentiment score
WeekNews scoreCloseWeekly move
02 Oct 202651INR 935.599976-3.1%
25 Sep 202650INR 965.599976-2.9%
18 Sep 202650INR 994.299988-2.8%
11 Sep 202650INR 1023.0-4.5%
04 Sep 202650INR 1071.099976+5.1%
28 Aug 202651INR 1019.115112+9.8%
21 Aug 202652INR 927.823608-0.7%
14 Aug 202651INR 934.654236-9.6%
Provisional evidence
News subjects
What is shaping the score
Capital return571 stories · 100%
Source mix
Where the evidence comes from
INDmoney571 stories · 100%
Recurring subjects
Subjects appearing most often
Topic structure will appear when classified tags are present in the current feed.
Earlier readings
How the score has changed
Past and present use the same method.Each point recalculates the previous 30 days of stored company headlines with today's scoring rules. The original stored snapshots remain unchanged.
20 May50 neutral06 Oct 06:29
ConstructiveBalanced or withheldCautious
Changes in the stored score
Scores are rebuilt from stored headlines with the current 30-day method. Days with no change are collapsed.
| Observed | Score | Move | Confidence | Stories | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06 Oct 06:29 | 50 | -1 | 22/100 (-7) | 1 (0) | Provisional |
| 01 Oct 23:59 | 51 | +1 | 29/100 (+4) | 1 (-11) | Provisional |
| 31 Aug 23:59 | 50 | +0 | 25/100 (-2) | 12 (+1) | Provisional |
| 30 Aug 23:59 | 50 | -1 | 27/100 (+8) | 11 (0) | Provisional |
| 28 Aug 23:59 | 51 | +0 | 19/100 (-3) | 11 (-1) | Provisional |
| 24 Aug 23:59 | 51 | -1 | 22/100 (-5) | 12 (+1) | Provisional |
| 21 Aug 23:59 | 52 | +0 | 27/100 (+1) | 11 (+1) | Provisional |
| 18 Aug 23:59 | 52 | +0 | 26/100 (-2) | 10 (+1) | Provisional |
Evidence behind the direction
What drives this reading?
Shares of weighted directional evidence in 1 retained current headlines. These weights already account for freshness, relevance and publisher limits; they are not additive points of the published score.
Which subjects lean each way
A subject can carry both supportive and cautious news.
SubjectCautious ← 0 → Constructive
Capital return1 story
0.0%100.0%
Each side uses the same scale: 0–100.0% of the retained directional evidence.
Where the influence comes from
100.0%largest publisher shareA concentrated reading can depend heavily on one publisher.
Publisher groups follow the scoring rules. Company disclosures share one group; syndicated stories are consolidated before weighting.
Source headlines
The news behind the score
Only company-specific stories enter this score. The latest 30 days are shown newest first, with newer stories weighted more heavily and duplicate coverage combined.
57/100 tone
Capital return
S P Apparels Ltd Dividend History, Yield & Record Date
100% of directional evidence
Medium story strength
Scoring detailsDirect company coverage
- Published
- 01 Oct 2026 10:31
- News subject
- Capital return
- Why this score
- Positive financial language
- Company focus
- Main company · 100%
- How it is used
- Direct company coverage
- Story strength
- Medium · 41/100
- 30-day weight
- 100% of directional evidence · 8.2d old
- Text assessed
- Available headline and article text
- Duplicates
- 1 consolidated
Earlier company news
SPAL news archive
Stored newest first for historical research. It starts after the newest three pages above and then continues through older news. Each archive page is loaded only when it is opened.
Older news is kept in the archive
There are 31 older SPAL headlines. Open one page at a time when you need them.
Open older archiveHow the page works
How to read the score
It describes the weighted balance of qualifying headlines. A score of 50 can mean balanced news or that there is not enough evidence; the status label explains which.
Confidence measures depth, source breadth, direct relevance, freshness and agreement. It does not rise merely because the tone is extreme. This is a rule-based evidence measure, not a calibrated probability.
Weekly price response, trend and fair-value position test whether the market is accepting or rejecting the news. They never rewrite the news score.
It measures news already published. It is not a forecast, recommendation or price target.