VIJAYA - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment ListInvestment Rating: 3.0
🏥 Fundamental Analysis of Vijaya Diagnostic Centre Ltd (VIJAYA)
✅ Strengths
Healthy Profitability
ROCE: 21.7%, ROE: 19.8% — solid returns for a diagnostics business
EPS: ₹14.6, with Qtr Profit Growth: +22.3% — consistent earnings momentum
Positive Institutional Sentiment
FII Hold ↑ 0.20%, DII Hold ↑ 0.35% — growing institutional confidence
Technical Momentum
MACD: +32.4, RSI: 64.9 — bullish trend, but nearing overbought
Price above both DMA 50 and DMA 200 — strong uptrend
⚠️ Concerns
Expensive Valuation
P/E: 76.1 vs Industry PE: 51.6 — richly valued
PEG Ratio: 7.87 — extremely high, suggests overvaluation relative to growth
Book Value: ₹77.5 vs Price: ₹1,120 — ~14.5x book, premium pricing
Low Dividend Yield: 0.09% — negligible income return
Volume Drop — current volume below 1-week average, waning momentum
Debt-to-Equity: 0.40 — moderate, but worth monitoring in a defensive sector
📉 Ideal Entry Price Zone
Entry Zone: ₹980–₹1,020
Near DMA 200 and below current price
Offers better valuation comfort and trend support
🧭 Long-Term Investment Outlook
VIJAYA is a moderate candidate for long-term investment, best suited for investors seeking exposure to healthcare diagnostics with strong brand and profitability. However, valuation is a major concern, and growth may already be priced in.
Holding Period: 2–3 years
Reassess if ROE drops below 15% or PEG remains above 5.0
Monitor expansion into new geographies and margin sustainability
🚪 Exit Strategy (If Already Holding)
Partial Exit Zone: ₹1,250–₹1,275
Near 52-week high and valuation ceiling
Full Exit
If ROE drops below 15% for 2+ quarters
If PEG remains above 6.0 without earnings acceleration
If price breaks below ₹950 and fails to recover
Reinvest: On dips near ₹980 if growth outlook improves and valuation cools
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