TITAGARH - Fundamental Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Fundamental ListFundamental Rating: 3.6
Here’s a detailed analysis of Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd (TITAGARH), a key player in India’s railway manufacturing sector
📊 Core Financials
Profitability & Growth
PAT: ₹64.8 Cr (slightly up from ₹62.4 Cr) — stable but not accelerating
EPS: ₹20.5 — decent for its market cap
ROE: 11.7%, ROCE: 16.6% — solid return metrics, indicating efficient capital use
Qtr Profit Variation: -20.2% — signals short-term earnings pressure
Balance Sheet & Leverage
Debt-to-equity: 0.25 — conservative leverage, manageable
Dividend Yield: 0.09% — minimal, not attractive for income investors
💰 Valuation Metrics
Metric Value Interpretation
P/E Ratio 42.6 Slightly above industry average (41.2) — fair valuation
P/B Ratio ~4.7 Premium pricing relative to book value
PEG Ratio 0.05 Very low — suggests undervaluation if growth resumes
Intrinsic Value Near CMP Reasonably priced given fundamentals
🧠 Business Model & Competitive Edge
Core Business: Manufacturing of freight wagons, passenger coaches, metro train sets, and shipbuilding
Segments: Freight Rolling Stock, Passenger Rolling Stock, Shipbuilding, and Defense Equipment
Strengths
Strong order book from Indian Railways and metro projects
Diversified product portfolio across transport and defense
Challenges
Recent decline in institutional holdings (FII/DII) — sentiment cooling
Profit contraction and technical weakness
📉 Technical & Sentiment Indicators
RSI: 38.6 — approaching oversold zone
MACD: -9.44 — bearish crossover
Volume above average — heightened activity, possibly speculative
DMA 50 & 200: CMP below both — short-term weakness
🎯 Entry Zone & Long-Term View
Suggested Entry Zone: ₹800–₹850 — near support and better margin of safety
Long-Term Holding: Promising for investors bullish on railway infrastructure. Monitor earnings recovery and institutional interest.
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