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Dear Investor,

This stock offers a high-quality discretionary play with strong competitive positioning, proven in-market excellence and an impeccable track record of generating long-term shareholder value over multiple periods. Revival of volume growth and potential shift away from unorganized trade over the next 2-3 years outweighs. Capacity expansion, investment behind its brands, sustained volume growth and increasing presence in untapped markets would be key growth drivers for this company in the near to medium term.

Good Quality Company on basis of its long term financial performance.
Company has a good return on equity (ROE) track record: 3 Years ROE 26.42%
Company is virtually debt free.
Company has been maintaining a healthy dividend payout of 31.89%

Long-term investors should accumulate the stock as it has a leading posit industry space and thus, has a huge scope for expansion going ahead.

Stock Returns
Percentage
6 Months
16.88%
1 Year
20.25%
3 Years
93.38%
5 Years
247.38%
10 Years
1756.60%


Pidilite Industries Ltd


Company Details:

Ø Pidilite Industries Ltd was incorporated in the year 1959.
Ø It is an Indian-based adhesives manufacturing company.
Ø It also sells art material, construction chemicals and other industrial chemicals.
Ø Pidilite markets the Fevicol range of adhesives. Its other brands are FeviKwik, Dr.Fixit, Roff, Cyclo, Ranipal, Hobby Ideas, M-seal and Acron.



MARKET CAPITAL:
Pidilite Industries Ltd is a Large Cap Company having a market cap of ₹ 69,832 Crore.

SECTOR:
The Company is operating in DIVERSIFIED CEMICALS sector.

RESULTS:

SALES:
For the quarter ended 30-06-2019, the company has reported a Consolidated Sales of ₹ 2017 Crore, up 10% from last year same quarter Sales of ₹ 1834 Crore and the last quarter Sales was ₹ 1639 Crore.

NET PROFIT:
Company has reported net profit after tax of ₹ 293 Crore in latest Quarter, up 22.59% from last year same quarter Net Profit of ₹ 239 Crore and the last quarter Net Profit was ₹ 235 Crore.
 


Stock Price Details:
CMP – ₹ 1375
Book Value – ₹81.86
Face Value - ₹ 1

Price History:
1-Year Beta – 1.02
52 Week High – ₹ 1400
52 Week Low - ₹ 895

Shareholding
Category
Percentage
Promoter Group
69.75%
Foreign Institution
11.46%
Financial Institutions
7.91%
Central Government
0.06%
General Public
10.82%

Mutual Fund Holding
Held in Mutual Fund schemes which include –
  1. Axis Long Term Equity Fund - Regular Plan (G)
  2. Axis Focused 25 Fund - Regular Plan (G)
  3. Axis Long Term Equity Fund - Direct Plan (G)
  4. UTI Equity Fund (G)
Valuation:
Stock P/E – 70.45
Price to book value – 16.83

Compounded Sales Growth
10 Years – 13.55%
5 Years – 10.57%
3 Years – 9.71%
TTM – 13.60%

Compounded Profit Growth
10 Years – 23.75%
5 Years – 16.09%
3 Years – 5.34%
TTM – 0.47%

Return on Equity:
10 Years – 27.31%
5 Years – 27.10%
3 Years – 26.42%

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FINVESTEDGE

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