JYOTICNC - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment List📊 Investment Analysis: JYOTI CNC AUTOMATION LTD (₹1,032)
Investment Rating: 3.9
This stock stands out with strong return metrics and fair growth valuation, but high P/E and weakening price action suggest caution on timing. Here's the full breakdown
🚀 Fundamental Highlights
ROCE: 24.4%, ROE: 21.2%
✅ Very strong operational and shareholder returns — reflects high business efficiency.
PEG Ratio: 0.69
Favorable valuation relative to growth expectations — typically attractive for long-term investment.
Debt-to-Equity: 0.29
Acceptable leverage level — may support expansion without putting stress on financials.
Quarterly PAT Growth: 9.36%
Solid momentum in earnings, though not explosive.
EPS: ₹13.9, Book Value: ₹74.1
Price-to-Earnings remains elevated (72.7), but justified partially by growth and return ratios.
Dividend Yield: 0.00%
No passive income — growth-oriented stock, not suited for yield investors.
📉 Valuation & Trend Watch
Current P/E: 72.7 vs Industry P/E: 37.2
Richly valued — signals elevated growth expectations priced in.
DMA50: ₹1,086, DMA200: ₹1,091
Trading below both averages — indicates cooling momentum.
RSI: 43.5, MACD: -21.3
Weak technical signals — RSI near neutral but MACD shows bearish divergence.
FII/DII Activity: Mixed
Slight increase in FII holdings shows cautious optimism, while DII trimming suggests institutional ambivalence.
🎯 Ideal Entry Price Zone
Recommended Entry Range: ₹880–₹950
Close to strong support areas and more reasonable risk-reward.
Watch for MACD crossover and volume uptick before entry.
🛣️ Exit Strategy / Holding Period
If already holding
Holding Period: Long-term (2–3 years) with periodic review, assuming ROCE/ROE stays strong.
Exit Targets
Gradual profit booking around ₹1,300–₹1,400 if momentum resumes.
Reassess if growth slows or P/E stays above 70 with flat earnings.
Trigger for Exit
PEG above 1.2
Declining ROCE and ROE trend
High RSI >75 with flattening EPS
📌 Verdict
JYOTI CNC is a growth-focused industrial story with enviable return metrics and reasonable PEG valuation. However, current price action suggests waiting for a pullback or technical reversal before entering. Long-term investors may benefit if growth sustains and valuation normalizes.
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