SARDAEN - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment ListInvestment Rating: 4.2
π Sarda Energy & Minerals Ltd (SARDAEN) β Long-Term Investment Analysis
Sarda Energy is a well-established integrated steel and power producer with strong fundamentals, consistent profitability, and a diversified business model. Itβs a solid candidate for long-term investment, especially for investors seeking exposure to the metals and energy sectors.
π Key Financial Metrics
Metric Value Interpretation
P/E Ratio 22.5 Fairly valued vs. industry PE (22.4)
PEG Ratio -4.92 Likely distorted due to cyclical earnings
ROE / ROCE 13.8% / 15.6% Strong capital efficiency
Dividend Yield 0.22% Low, but consistent
Debt-to-Equity 0.46 Healthy leverage
EPS βΉ19.9 Solid earnings base
Book Value βΉ178 P/B ~2.5 β reasonable for growth stock
Qtr Profit Var +13.4% Positive momentum
π Technical & Trend Indicators
Current Price: βΉ446
DMA50 / DMA200: βΉ446 / βΉ435 β bullish alignment
RSI: 52.4 β neutral zone
MACD: 0.08 β mild bullish crossover
Volume: Slightly above average β stable interest
π Ideal Entry Price Zone
Accumulation Zone: βΉ410ββΉ430
Near DMA200 and historical support
Offers margin of safety with upside potential toward βΉ560+
π§ If You Already Hold SARDAEN
π Holding Strategy
Time Horizon: 3β5 years
Catalysts
Expansion in coal and hydro power projects
Strong domestic steel demand
Operational efficiency and backward integration
πͺ Exit Strategy
Partial Profit Booking: Near βΉ560ββΉ580 (52W high)
Stop-Loss: βΉ395 (below key support)
Re-evaluate: If ROE drops below 10% or debt spikes above 0.8x
π§ Final Verdict
Sarda Energy is a high-quality mid-cap compounder with strong ROE, healthy debt levels, and consistent earnings. While the PEG ratio appears negative due to cyclical distortions, the underlying fundamentals support a long-term growth story. Itβs a buy-on-dips candidate for investors with a multi-year view.
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