VOLTAS - Investment Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Investment ListInvestment Rating: 3.6
❄️ Fundamental Analysis of Voltas Ltd (VOLTAS)
✅ Strengths
Strong Brand & Sector Positioning
Market leader in air conditioning and cooling solutions
Beneficiary of rising consumer demand and infrastructure push
Healthy Profitability
ROCE: 17.6%, ROE: 13.4% — decent returns, though not exceptional
EPS: ₹25.4, with Qtr Profit Growth: +113% — strong earnings rebound
Low Leverage
Debt-to-Equity: 0.14 — conservative capital structure
Technical Setup
MACD: +5.40, RSI: 47.4 — neutral-to-bullish
Price near DMA 50: ₹1,332, slightly below DMA 200: ₹1,391
⚠️ Concerns
Premium Valuation
P/E: 53.6 vs Industry PE: 53.3 — fairly priced, but not cheap
PEG Ratio: 3.03 — expensive relative to growth
Book Value: ₹197 vs Price: ₹1,335 — ~6.8x book, high premium
Low Dividend Yield: 0.52% — not attractive for income investors
Institutional Outflow
FII Hold ↓ 0.79% — foreign investors trimming exposure
Volume Below Average — suggests low conviction in current price action
📉 Ideal Entry Price Zone
Entry Zone: ₹1,250–₹1,300
Near support and below DMA 50
Offers better valuation comfort and trend support
🧭 Long-Term Investment Outlook
Voltas is a moderate-to-good candidate for long-term investment, especially for investors seeking exposure to consumer durables and infrastructure. Its brand strength and earnings rebound are promising, but valuation remains a concern.
Holding Period: 3–5 years
Reassess if ROE improves to 15%+ and PEG drops below 2.0
Monitor market share, margin expansion, and seasonal performance
🚪 Exit Strategy (If Already Holding)
Partial Exit Zone: ₹1,500–₹1,600
Near resistance and valuation ceiling
Full Exit
If ROE stagnates below 12% for 2+ quarters
If PEG remains above 3.0 without earnings acceleration
If price breaks below ₹1,200 and fails to recover
Reinvest: On dips near ₹1,250 if fundamentals remain strong
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