BIKAJI - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment Listπ Investment Rating: 3.7
πΏ Long-Term Investment Outlook
Bikaji Foods (BIKAJI) is a high-growth FMCG player in the ethnic snacks segment. While its fundamentals are promising, the valuation is stretched, making it a moderate long-term candidate.
π Valuation & Growth Metrics
P/E of 98.7 vs Industry PE of 59.1 β significantly overvalued.
PEG Ratio of 2.69 β suggests growth doesnβt justify the premium.
Price-to-Book ~13.9x β expensive for a consumer food company.
π° Profitability & Financial Strength
ROCE (18.1%) and ROE (14.9%) β decent capital efficiency.
Debt-to-Equity of 0.17 β low leverage, financially sound.
Dividend Yield of 0.13% β minimal income generation.
π Earnings & Institutional Activity
Quarterly PAT up 1.32% β flat growth, not exciting.
EPS of βΉ8.08 β modest earnings base.
FII holding down (-0.69%), DII holding up (+1.16%) β mixed sentiment.
π Technical Indicators
RSI at 57.4 β neutral zone, no strong momentum.
MACD positive β bullish crossover.
Trading above 50-DMA and 200-DMA β long-term uptrend intact.
π― Ideal Entry Price Zone
Entry Zone Rationale
βΉ720ββΉ740 Near 200-DMA and technical support zone
< βΉ700 Strong buy zone if PEG improves and RSI dips below 45
Avoid entering near βΉ768 unless earnings growth accelerates or valuation cools.
π§ Exit Strategy / Holding Period
If you already hold BIKAJI
Holding Period: Minimum 3β5 years, assuming brand expansion and margin improvement.
Exit Strategy
Partial exit if price crosses βΉ850ββΉ900 without ROE/ROCE improvement.
Full exit if ROE drops below 12% or PEG stays above 3.
Hold if PEG drops below 1.5 and EPS trends upward.
Would you like a comparison with Haldiram or Prataap Snacks to see how Bikaji stacks up in the ethnic snacks space? π
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