GPIL - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment Listπ Investment Analysis: Godawari Power & Ispat Ltd. (GPIL)
Investment Rating: 3.7
π§ Long-Term Investment Outlook
GPIL comes across as a financially sound, mid-cap metal player with attractive return ratios and low leverage. However, growth momentum has recently plateaued, and valuation metrics require close attention.
β Strengths
ROCE: 23.3% | ROE: 17.3% β Strong efficiency and profitability.
Debt-to-Equity: 0.06 β Virtually debt-free, reinforcing stability.
P/E: 16.0 vs Industry PE: 23.8 β Undervalued on a relative basis.
EPS: βΉ12.1 β Decent earnings generation.
Technical Support near βΉ187ββΉ188 β Price close to DMA 50/200, suggests base-building zone.
β οΈ Concerns
PEG Ratio: -0.97 β Implies earnings contraction despite low P/E.
Dividend Yield: 0.52% β Limited income contribution.
Quarterly PAT Growth: 1.24% β Stagnating profit growth.
52W Index: 45.0% β Trading closer to 52-week lows.
FII Holding β (-0.07%) β Slight foreign exit trend.
RSI: 58.7 | MACD: 1.61 β Neutral momentum; no strong bullish or bearish signals.
π― Ideal Entry Price Zone
βΉ175ββΉ185
Offers safety near moving average support and more valuation comfort.
A PEG recovery or clear volume buildup would make this range optimal.
π§ Strategy for Existing Holders
β³ Holding Period
12β18 Months
Suitable for patient investors seeking turnaround in operating metrics or cyclical tailwinds in commodities.
πͺ Exit Strategy
Exit Zone: βΉ230ββΉ250
Exit Triggers
ROE falls below 14% and earnings continue to stagnate.
PEG ratio remains negative for 2+ quarters.
Price dips below βΉ175 accompanied by volume spike and bearish MACD crossover.
Continued FII reduction paired with RSI drop below 45.
π§ Final Thought
GPIL feels like a low-debt undervalued metal pick caught in a consolidation zone. Itβs not lighting up the scoreboard for growth just yet, but itβs holding its ground with financial strength. If youβre holding, stay alert to margin trends and institutional flows. If you're scouting an entry, wait for technical confirmation near support.
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