CUMMINSIND - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
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⚙️ Fundamental Analysis: Cummins India Ltd. (CUMMINSIND)
Cummins India is a leading manufacturer of diesel and gas engines, with strong exposure to industrial, power generation, and export markets. Its fundamentals are robust, and it offers a compelling long-term investment case despite a slightly premium valuation.
Metric Value Implication
Market Cap ₹97,958 Cr Large-cap; industry leader with global pedigree
Stock P/E 49.1 Slightly expensive vs. industry PE of 41.8
PEG Ratio 1.41 Reasonable valuation for growth; acceptable
ROCE / ROE 36.3% / 28.2% Excellent capital efficiency; strong long-term compounding potential
Dividend Yield 1.46% Decent; adds income stability
Debt-to-Equity 0.00 Debt-free; pristine balance sheet
EPS ₹72.2 Strong earnings base
Qtr Profit Var -1.74% Slight dip; not alarming
FII/DII Holding Change +0.29% / -0.31% Neutral institutional sentiment
📉 Technical Analysis
Current Price: ₹3,535
DMA 50 / DMA 200: ₹3,367 / ₹3,196 → Trading above both; bullish trend
RSI: 57.5 → Neutral to slightly bullish
MACD: +63.5 → Bullish momentum
Volume: Above average; healthy interest
💰 Ideal Entry Price Zone
₹3,300–₹3,450
This range offers a good balance between valuation and trend support
Avoid chasing above ₹3,600 unless earnings growth accelerates
📈 Long-Term Investment Outlook
Strengths
Elite ROCE and ROE — ideal for long-term compounding
Debt-free — strong financial resilience
PEG < 1.5 — valuation is fair for quality
Strong EPS and consistent profitability
Risks
P/E > 49 — priced slightly above sector average
Minor profit dip — needs monitoring
DII trimming — may reflect valuation caution
Cummins India is a high-quality industrial compounder, well-suited for long-term portfolios focused on capital appreciation and dividend stability.
🏁 Exit Strategy / Holding Period
If you already hold CUMMINSIND
Holding Period: 5+ years for compounding and sector tailwinds
Exit Strategy
Consider trimming near ₹3,900–₹4,000 (recent high) if valuation stretches
Hold as long as ROCE stays above 30% and PEG remains < 2
Reassess only if earnings stagnate or competitive pressures rise
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