PEL - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment ListInvestment Rating: 3.2
📊 Fundamental & Valuation Analysis
Metric Value Interpretation
Market Cap ₹29,398 Cr Mid-cap NBFC
P/E Ratio 56.5 Overvalued vs industry PE of 25.2
PEG Ratio -1.50 Negative PEG suggests unsustainable or volatile earnings growth
ROE 1.63%
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Very weak return on equity
ROCE 6.78%
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Below average capital efficiency
Dividend Yield 0.85%
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Low but consistent payout
Debt to Equity 2.42 High leverage — financial risk present
📈 Price Trends & Technicals
Indicator Value Signal
Current Price ₹1,295 Near resistance zone
52W High/Low ₹1,352 / ₹848 Trading near 52W high — limited upside
DMA 50 / 200 ₹1,189 / ₹1,077 Trading above both — bullish
RSI 63.0 Approaching overbought zone
MACD 41.1 Bullish momentum
Volume Below average Weak participation
🎯 Ideal Entry Price Zone
Given the high valuation and weak fundamentals, ideal entry would be ₹1,050–₹1,150, closer to the 200 DMA and support zone. This offers better risk-reward for long-term investors.
🧭 Holding or Exit Strategy
If you already hold Piramal Enterprises Ltd (PEL)
Holding Period: Short to medium term (1–2 years) unless ROE/ROCE improve significantly.
Exit Strategy
Partial exit near ₹1,350–₹1,400 (resistance zone)
Full exit if ROE remains <5% and debt stays elevated
Re-enter only if PEG turns positive and earnings stabilize
✅ Long-Term Investment Verdict
Pros
Diversified NBFC with pharma legacy
Recent profit growth and bullish price breakout
Debt-funded expansion could yield returns if managed well
Cons
Weak ROE/ROCE and negative PEG ratio
High debt-to-equity ratio (2.42) — financial risk
Overvalued on P/E basis
Dividend yield too low to offset risk
Conclusion: PEL is a speculative long-term candidate with potential upside if earnings stabilize and debt reduces. Not ideal for conservative investors seeking consistent compounding.
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