SAMMAANCAP - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
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📊 Sammaan Capital Ltd (SAMMAANCAP) — Investment Analysis
Sammaan Capital is a housing finance company with a history of volatility and weak profitability. Despite some institutional interest, its fundamentals are currently unattractive for long-term investment.
🔍 Key Financial Metrics
Metric Value Interpretation
P/E Ratio Negative Indicates loss-making status
EPS ₹-21.8 Negative earnings — major red flag
ROE / ROCE -8.69% / 3.64% Poor capital efficiency
PEG Ratio Not available Likely not meaningful due to losses
Dividend Yield 1.60% Slight income, but not sustainable
Debt-to-Equity 1.96 Highly leveraged, risky
Book Value ₹263 P/B ~0.47 — deep value, but risky
FII/DII Holding -0.29% / +0.04% Weak institutional conviction
MACD / RSI -0.16 / 44.1 Bearish momentum, no reversal yet
📉 Valuation & Price Trends
Current Price: ₹125
52W High/Low: ₹179 / ₹97.6
DMA50 / DMA200: ₹128 / ₹134 — trading below key averages
Volume: Slightly above average, but not bullish
📌 Ideal Entry Price Zone
Accumulation Zone: ₹100–₹110
Near 52-week low
Only suitable for deep value contrarian investors with high risk tolerance
🧭 If You Already Hold SAMMAANCAP
🕒 Holding Strategy
Time Horizon: Avoid long-term holding unless turnaround is visible
Monitor
ROE turning positive
Debt reduction below 1.2x
EPS recovery and consistent profitability
🚪 Exit Strategy
Immediate Exit: If price rebounds to ₹140–₹150 without earnings support
Stop-Loss: ₹95 — breach of 52-week low
Re-entry: Only if ROE turns positive and debt is reduced significantly
⚠️ Final Verdict
Sammaan Capital is not a good candidate for long-term investment at this stage. Its negative earnings, poor ROE, and high debt make it a speculative play rather than a compounding opportunity. The only case for holding is if you believe in a deep turnaround in the housing finance cycle and management execution.
Would you like a safer alternative in the housing finance space like Can Fin Homes or LIC Housing Finance for comparison?
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