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Performance
LowHasn't fared well - amongst the low performers
Valuation
HighSeems to be overvalued vs the market average
Growth
LowLagging behind the market in financials growth
Profitability
AvgAverage profitability - not good, not bad
Entry point
AvgThe stock is overpriced but is not in the overbought zone
Red flags
AvgThe stock has a moderate number of red flags
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Shareholdings
What are shareholdings?
Apart from retail investors, a company’s shares are held by promoters, foreign & domestic institutions (large investors) and mutual funds. Promoters are the ship captains and control the company’s direction. Along with institutional and mutual fund holdings, a change in their holdings can indicate performance outlook for the stock
Promoter Holdings Trend
Institutional Holdings Trend
Decreased Mutual Fund HoldingIncreasing Mutual Fund holdings are generally considered good, as it reflects that fund managers are becoming more bullish about the stock
In last 3 months, mutual fund holding of the company has decreased by 1.46%
Increased Foreign Institutional HoldingForeign Institutional Holding is quantum of stock held by foreign large-quantities-trading entities. Increasing value indicates growing support and comfort for the stock
In last 3 months, foreign institutional holding of the company has increased by 2.17%
Shareholding Pattern
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Total Promoter HoldingIncreasing promoter holding is considered good and reflects management’s positive view about the future outlook
In last 6 months, promoter holding in the company has almost stayed constant
High Pledged Promoter HoldingLower pledged promoter holdings is considered better
A significant proportion of promoter holdings is pledged