NEULANDLAB - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment ListInvestment Rating: 3.7
๐งช Fundamental Analysis: Neuland Laboratories Ltd. (NEULANDLAB)
Neuland Labs is a niche API manufacturer with strong R&D capabilities and a history of innovation. However, its current valuation is stretched, and recent earnings volatility raises caution for long-term investors.
Metric Value Implication
P/E Ratio 85.3 Very expensive vs. industry PE of 34 โ pricing in aggressive future growth
PEG Ratio 1.80 Fair โ growth is somewhat justified but not cheap
ROE / ROCE 14.8% / 18.7% Healthy โ but not exceptional for a high-growth pharma stock
Dividend Yield 0.09% Negligible โ not suitable for income investors
Debt-to-Equity 0.10 Excellent โ low leverage supports long-term stability
EPS โน203 Strong โ but recent profit dip is concerning
Profit Growth (QoQ) -51.4% Sharp decline โ needs monitoring
๐ Technical & Trend Analysis
Current Price: โน13,840
DMA 50 / DMA 200: โน12,867 / โน12,213 โ bullish trend intact
RSI: 58.1 โ neutral to slightly bullish
MACD: +445 โ strong momentum
Volume: Slightly below average โ cautious accumulation
โ Long-Term Investment Potential
Moderately attractive. Neuland Labs has strong fundamentals and low debt, but its valuation is rich and earnings volatility is a concern. Suitable for growth-oriented investors with a high-risk tolerance.
๐ฏ Ideal Entry Price Zone
Buy Zone: โน12,200โโน13,000
Near 200-DMA and below recent highs
Accumulate only if PEG drops below 1.5 and ROCE improves above 20%
Avoid fresh entry above โน14,500 unless earnings stabilize
๐งญ Exit Strategy & Holding Period
If you're already holding
Holding Period: 2โ3 years โ to capture innovation-led growth
Exit Strategy
Partial Exit near โน17,500โโน18,000 if P/E remains >80 and PEG exceeds 2
Hold if ROE stays above 15% and PAT growth resumes
Reassess if earnings continue to decline or institutional interest weakens
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