SWSOLAR - Fundamental Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Fundamental ListFundamental Rating: 2.9
📊 Core Financials Analysis
Profitability
Quarterly PAT dropped significantly (₹32 Cr vs ₹55 Cr), despite a high Qtr Profit Var of 663% — likely due to a low base effect.
ROE: 8.24% and ROCE: 16.0% — moderate, not exceptional for a growth company.
EPS: ₹4.68 — low relative to price, indicating stretched valuation.
Debt & Leverage
Debt-to-equity: 0.93 — high for a renewable energy firm, could constrain future growth.
No dividend yield — reinvestment strategy, but limits income appeal.
📉 Valuation Indicators
Metric Value Insight
P/E Ratio 62.2 Extremely high — priced for perfection
P/B Ratio ~6.73 Expensive on asset basis
PEG Ratio 2.23 Overvalued even after adjusting for growth
Intrinsic Value Likely < ₹290 Weak earnings and high valuation suggest limited margin of safety
🧠 Business Model & Competitive Advantage
SWSOLAR (Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy) operates in solar EPC and energy services.
Strengths
Exposure to fast-growing renewable sector
Global project footprint
Weaknesses
High debt burden
Earnings volatility
Weak institutional sentiment (FII/DII holdings declining)
📌 Entry Zone Recommendation
RSI: 37.9 — nearing oversold, but not yet a reversal signal.
MACD negative — bearish trend intact.
Support Range: ₹240–₹260 may offer a safer entry, but only for high-risk investors.
Avoid chasing above ₹320 unless earnings and debt profile improve.
🕰️ Long-Term Holding Guidance
Speculative long-term hold — only if bullish on solar sector and willing to tolerate volatility.
Watch for debt reduction, margin expansion, and order book growth.
Better suited for thematic exposure than core portfolio stability.
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