Rating Update for Ceinsys
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Rating Update for Ceinsys
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thank you for your prompt and comprehensive reply. I too view the same and am invested in both. However I am recently diversifying myself by buying bankbees (bank ETF from nippon) , therby getting psus and small upcoming banks too. luckily i got in before psu ‘s stellar performance and am party to its good returns.
Third Tranche of voluntary creation of trustee-managed reserve fund for Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds repayment
Any impact on this?
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Beat my expectations – standalone PAT Is 470 crs. I had predicted 1700 crs of annual PAT from the standalone biz for FY25. At this rate, food delivery is likely to cross 2k crs.
FY26 consol PAT in my view looks upward of 4k crs very easily as Blinkit would start scaling up by H2FY25 and showing up in bottomline.
Also broader trend seems to be worrying for Reliance Retail / Birla Retail etc… they’re taking share away from these stores for sure apart from kiranas (though Zomato would deny it for political correctness)
D – had exited but tracking since this trend has macro implications
Partly paid shareholders only need to pay 30 rs as last tranche before it gets converted to fully paid shares.
The difference between fully and partly paid shares should ideally not be more or less than Rs. 30.
If you are an investor in the fully paid shares, and If the difference between fully and partly paid shares is more than Rs.30, you are better off selling fully paid shares and buying partly paid shares.
This difference can be invested elsewhere (example fixed income, etc) and when management calls for the money, it can be paid pocketing any additional returns you get on the difference amount up till then.
Additionally, partly paid shares have inherent leverage, and should give more returns on upside, and lower returns on downside compared to fully paid shares.
However caution is needed since partly paid shares are relatively less liquid compared to fully paid up shares at this point, despite there being 2 partly paid up shares outstanding for each fully paid up share.
Ofcourse not,
Pl. Rwfer Ind AS 116 you’ll get your answers
Hi Prashant,
I am also looking at profitability. To analyze Trent Ltd.’s profitability compared to its industry peers in the retail sector, we can look at several key financial metrics, including Return on Equity (ROE), Return on Assets (ROA), and Operating Margin. These metrics provide insights into how effectively a company is generating profits relative to its equity, assets, and sales.
Analysis: Trent Ltd. has a significantly higher ROE compared to its peers, indicating that it is more effective at generating profit from its equity. A ROE above 30% is generally considered excellent, suggesting strong management efficiency and profitability.
Analysis: Trent Ltd.’s ROA of 9.00% is competitive within the industry, indicating effective use of assets to generate earnings. It is slightly lower than Metro Brands but higher than most other peers, suggesting solid operational efficiency.
Analysis: Trent Ltd.’s operating margin of 10.50% is solid but lower than Avenue Supermarts and Metro Brands. This indicates that while Trent is profitable, there may be room for improvement in managing operating expenses relative to its sales.
Trent Ltd. demonstrates strong profitability metrics compared to its industry peers, particularly in terms of Return on Equity (ROE), where it significantly outperforms most competitors. Its Return on Assets (ROA) is also competitive, indicating effective asset utilization. While its Operating Margin is solid, it is lower than some of its peers, suggesting potential areas for operational improvement. Overall, Trent Ltd. appears to be a strong player in the retail sector, with effective management and profitability relative to its peers. Investors may view these metrics favorably when considering Trent Ltd. as a potential investment.
What is the gross margin percentage for Trent Ltd compared to its competitors
To analyze the gross margin percentage for Trent Ltd. compared to its competitors in the retail sector, we can look at the following data:
Company | Gross Margin Percentage |
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Trent Ltd. | 35.00% |
Avenue Supermarts | 25.00% |
Metro Brands | 50.00% |
Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail | 30.00% |
Bata India | 55.00% |
Shoppers Stop | 27.00% |
Trent Ltd. maintains a solid gross margin percentage compared to its competitors, reflecting effective cost management and operational efficiency. While it is competitive, there is room for improvement to reach the higher gross margins seen in companies like Metro Brands and Bata India. Investors may consider these margins when evaluating Trent Ltd.’s profitability and operational performance in the retail sector.
Request for comments from more knowledgeable members on above analysis and Trent valuations.
Disclosure-Names mentioned above are only for analysis purpose and are not buy and sales recommendations. I am invested in Trent and my views are biased
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Analysis
Trent Ltd.’s P/E Ratio : At 153.23x, Trent Ltd. is trading significantly above the average and median P/E ratios of its peers in the retail sector (average of 84.00xand median of 78.15x). This indicates that Trent is perceived as a premium stock, likely due to its strong brand presence and growth prospects.
Comparison with Peers
Avenue Supermarts has a lower P/E ratio of 121.20x, indicating that while it is also valued highly, it is less so than Trent.
Shoppers Stop has the highest P/E ratio at 214.13x, suggesting that it is viewed as a growth stock but may also be overvalued.
Companies like Metro Brands and Bata India have much lower P/E ratios (89.16x and 78.15x, respectively), indicating they might be more attractively valued compared to Trent.
Conclusion
Trent Ltd.’s forward P/E ratio suggests that it is currently overvalued compared to its industry peers, reflecting investor expectations for high growth. However, this high valuation must be balanced against the company’s growth potential and market conditions. We should consider these metrics in conjunction with other fundamental analyses and market trends when making decisions.
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