SUNDARMFIN - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment ListInvestment Rating: 4.4
🏦 Fundamental Analysis: Sundaram Finance Ltd (SUNDARMFIN)
Strengths
ROE (15.3%) & ROCE (9.64%): Solid profitability for an NBFC, with consistent improvement.
EPS (₹169): Strong earnings base, reflecting operational efficiency.
Debt-to-Equity (4.63): High, but typical for lending institutions; well-managed.
Dividend Yield (0.74%): Modest but consistent, with a history of regular payouts.
Quarterly PAT Growth (81.4%): Strong rebound, signaling improving margins.
P/E (28.4) vs Industry P/E (25.2): Slight premium, justified by quality and consistency.
Concerns
PEG Ratio (1.70): Fair, but not cheap.
RSI (33.5): Near oversold, indicating weak momentum.
MACD (-21.5): Bearish crossover, confirming downtrend.
Price below 50 DMA & near 200 DMA: Technical weakness, but approaching support.
📉 Technical & Trend Analysis
Volume Surge: Current volume is nearly double the weekly average, suggesting accumulation.
Price Trend: Down ~14% from 52-week high; approaching support near ₹4,600.
Beta (1.20): Moderate volatility, suitable for long-term investors.
💰 Ideal Entry Price Zone
Accumulation Zone: ₹4,600–₹4,750
This range aligns with 200 DMA and historical support.
Below ₹4,600, consider aggressive accumulation if fundamentals remain intact.
🧭 Exit Strategy / Holding Period
If you already hold SUNDARMFIN
Hold for 5–10 years for long-term compounding, supported by strong fundamentals and sector tailwinds.
Exit partially if price approaches ₹5,900–₹6,300 and valuation becomes stretched.
Reassess if ROE drops below 12% or asset quality deteriorates.
📈 Long-Term Outlook
Year Target Price Range (₹)
2026 6,233 – 7,904
2027 7,821 – 9,918
2030 10,200 – 12,500
Growth Drivers: Strong presence in vehicle finance, SME lending, and insurance; backed by TVS Group.
Risks: Interest rate sensitivity, regulatory changes, and credit cycle downturns.
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