JSL - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment Listπ Investment Analysis: Jindal Stainless Ltd. (JSL)
Rating: 4.1
JSL stands out as a fundamentally strong player in the stainless steel sector, with robust profitability metrics and a healthy balance sheet. While technical indicators suggest short-term caution, long-term prospects remain promising.
β Strengths
ROE (16.1%) & ROCE (18.2%): Strong returns on equity and capital employed signal efficient use of resources.
EPS of βΉ30.4: Solid earnings base supports valuation.
Low Debt-to-Equity (0.38): Indicates financial stability and low leverage risk.
Trading near DMA-50 & DMA-200: Suggests consolidation, not weakness.
Quarterly PAT Growth (+18.6%): Reflects earnings momentum.
Industry PE Alignment: Stock PE (22.3) is in line with industry average (22.4), suggesting fair valuation.
β Concerns
PEG Ratio (-3.36): Negative PEG may indicate unreliable growth projections or data anomalies.
MACD Negative & RSI Neutral (50): Technicals show indecision; not ideal for short-term entry.
FII Holding Slight Decline (-0.11%): Minor dip in foreign investor confidence.
π― Ideal Entry Price Zone
βΉ630ββΉ660 This range offers a cushion below recent highs and aligns with DMA-200 support. A dip toward βΉ600 would be a strong accumulation zone for long-term investors.
π Strategy for Existing Holders
π Holding Period
3β5 years, especially if ROE stays above 15% and ROCE remains above 12%.
Monitor quarterly earnings and dividend consistency.
βοΈ Exit Strategy
Partial exit near βΉ780ββΉ800, especially if RSI crosses 65 and MACD turns positive.
Full exit if
ROE drops below 10%
PAT declines for 2+ consecutive quarters
PEG ratio normalizes above 1.0 (signals overvaluation)
Dividend yield falls below 0.3%
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