NAVA - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment ListInvestment Rating: 4.2
π Fundamental Analysis: Nava Ltd. (NAVA)
Nava Ltd. presents a solid mid-cap opportunity with decent growth metrics, improving institutional interest, and moderate valuations. While not as deep-value as some PSUs, it offers a diversified business model and consistent profitability.
Metric Value Implication
P/E Ratio 16.1 Reasonable vs. industry PE of 41.2 β undervalued but not deep value
PEG Ratio 0.66 Attractive β growth is moderately underpriced
ROE / ROCE 15.0% / 17.2% Healthy β indicates efficient capital use, though not exceptional
Dividend Yield 1.33% Modest β not a primary income play
Debt-to-Equity 0.12 Low leverage β financially sound
EPS βΉ37.6 Strong β supports valuation and growth
Profit Growth (QoQ) -7.1% Slight decline β needs monitoring
π Technical & Trend Analysis
Current Price: βΉ604
DMA 50 / DMA 200: βΉ569 / βΉ489 β bullish trend continuation
RSI: 53.8 β neutral to slightly bullish
MACD: +13.1 β strong momentum
Volume: Below average β suggests consolidation or quiet accumulation
β Long-Term Investment Potential
Yes β moderately attractive. Nava Ltd. is a good candidate for long-term investment, especially for growth-oriented investors. Itβs not a deep-value play, but its PEG ratio and improving institutional interest suggest upside potential.
π― Ideal Entry Price Zone
Buy Zone: βΉ560ββΉ590
Near 50-DMA and below recent highs
Accumulate on dips, especially if PEG remains <0.8 and ROE >14%
Avoid chasing above βΉ640 unless earnings growth accelerates
π§ Exit Strategy & Holding Period
If you're already holding
Holding Period: 2β3 years β to capture growth and potential re-rating
Exit Strategy
Partial Exit near βΉ670ββΉ690 if P/E exceeds 22 and PEG crosses 1
Hold if ROCE improves toward 20% and dividend yield increases
Reassess if PAT growth stagnates or ROE drops below 12%
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