Websol Energy System, a manufacturer of solar cells and modules located in Falta, West Bengal, India, experienced a significant surge in its share price, climbing 21% in just two trading sessions. This increase followed the revelation that prominent investor Vijay Kedia had purchased shares in the company, boosting investor confidence. As of the latest data, Kedia's holdings amount to 44.44 lakh shares, valued at over ₹43 crore ($5.2 million USD) based on the stock's closing price of ₹97.09 ($1.17 USD) per share. The stock has shown remarkable growth, with a 39% increase over the past month, although it remains down 35% year-on-year. Over the longer term, Websol's shares have appreciated significantly, with increases of 1,247% over three years and 2,360% over five years. Additionally, the company announced plans to meet on April 27 to discuss its Q4 results and consider declaring a dividend, the first in nearly 17 years. This move highlights the company's commitment to rewarding its shareholders and reflects its growth trajectory in the renewable energy sector.